CREDAI to Fund Construction of 31 Homes for Differently-Abled

New Delhi: Realtors' body CREDAI today said it will fund construction of houses for families of 31 differently-abled persons in the national capital region.

As part of its corporate social responsibility, CREDAI NCR would help Habitat for Humanity India and Madok Foundation in developing these houses at Mundka and Bahadurgarh area.

"The project involves building low cost and disabled- friendly houses for 31 identified families. As one member in each family is differently-abled, special care has been taken to incorporate differently-abled-friendly features in the construction process," CREDAI-NCR said in a statement.

Each house comprises of a living room, a kitchen and an attached toilet with underground septic tank providing good living conditions to the underprivileged section of the society.

"The project is in association with Habitat for Humanity India (HFHI) wherein HFHI is the implementing partner for constructing the houses and CREDAI NCR the primary donor for funding the project," it added.

Madok Foundation played an instrumental role in acquiring the land. Delhi government allotted about 12.5 square meter of land per family. The project is scheduled to get completed by the end of October 2012, the statement said.