The primary objective of the habitat program is to give people access to decent housing with sanitary facilities and to carry out necessary community infrastructure, such as the construction of schools, roads or public buildings for basic services. The cycle of poverty and inequality can only be broken by improving the general livelihood of people living in rural areas.

This goal is primarily achieved by developing safe and habitable areas and improving the infrastructure in the villages. The creation of individual and collective assets (e.g. houses, community centers, public institutions) is crucial for overcoming social inequality, which results, among other things, from a lack of infrastructural resources. To support the most disadvantaged, the houses built by the foundation usually become the property of the women of the family or of a person with disabilities.