Legacy WM CEO Aftab Rahman recently joined BBC WM presenter Mya Khan to talk about one of our most ambitious international initiatives yet – the 1,000 Homes Project.
The interview gave listeners an insight into the vision behind the project and why providing safe, secure homes for vulnerable families in Bangladesh is so important. Aftab shared how something as simple as a stable home can transform lives, giving families security, dignity and hope for the future.
The 1,000 Homes Project is about more than just building houses. It's about helping communities rebuild their lives, creating safer environments for children to grow up in and giving families a foundation for a brighter future.
We're incredibly grateful to Mya Khan and the team at BBC WM for giving us the opportunity to share the story behind this life-changing campaign and help raise awareness of the difference supporters can make.
If you missed the interview, you can find out more about the 1,000 Homes Project on our website and discover how your support can help us provide safe homes for families who need them most.
Together, we can build more than homes...we can build hope.
Support our cause here: Build 100 Flood-Resilient Homes for Vulnerable Families in Bangladesh | Human Appeal UK
Learn more about the project here: 1,000 Homes Project: From Birmingham to Bangladesh | Legacy West Midlands

