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From fleeing civil war in Somalia, family finds a home in Prince Albert
Prince Albert’s newest homeowners took possession of the keys to their new residence on Thursday in what might be one of the longest journeys ever for a Habitat for Humanity Saskatchewan family.
Noor and Sofia arrived in Canada from Somalia, distance of 13,000 kms, in 2012 and have now found permanence in their new home on 6th Avenue West.
“We left our home country, which was all civil wall and our family behind all for the safety and the freedom of children,” said Sofia during the ceremony in which she and her family celebrated the official handover of the door keys.
“Our journey was not the easiest, but we have never lost hope. We have worked tirelessly to provide a better life for our children to give them the opportunity we never have. Thank you so much for celebrating us today. We are truly thankful for everyone.”