CCNI Northern Ireland charity profile

Habitat for Humanity Ireland Ltd

Also known as Habitat Ireland

Received: on timeCharity number 103240
Registered6 June 2016
Latest income£2,352,483
Financial year end30 June 2025

01 Registration

Identity and public record

Snapshot 26 October 2026
Official name
Habitat for Humanity Ireland Ltd
CCNI number
103240
Reporting status
Received: on time
Governing document
Memorandum and Articles
Public address
Habitat Restore, Lisburn, BT27 5EA

02 Charity activity

Purposes and classifications

CCNI

Charitable purposes

The Charity's Objects ("Objects") are the prevention or relief Of poverty, the advancement of education, peace and good community relations, the promotion Of religious and racial harmony, and the protection and preservation Of the environment, in accordance with its Christian mission as laid out in the core documents, for the benefit of the public in Northern Ireland and in any Other part of the world (hereinafter called 'the area Of benefit') including, but not exclusively, by: (a) assisting persons in need to improve their housing conditions, by providing or assisting in providing shelter and community facilities for the benefit of people in housing need, or potential housing need or other related needs, (b) the promotion of waste reduction and prudent use of resources, re-use reclamation, recycling, use of recycled products, use of surplus and the recycling and provision of furniture, building supplies and other materials to those in need; (c) the provision of programmes of education and activities to promote greater awareness and understanding of local and global issues in furtherance of the Objects;

What the charity does

The prevention or relief of poverty,The advancement of education,The advancement of religion,The advancement of human rights, conflict resolution or reconciliation or the promotion of religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity,The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage

Who the charity helps

Adult training,Asylum seekers/refugees,Homelessness,Interface communities,Learning disabilities,Mental health,Overseas/developing countries,Specific areas of deprivation,Tenants,Unemployed/low income,Volunteers,Youth (14-25 year olds)

How the charity works

Accommodation/housing,Advice/advocacy/information,Community development,Cross-border/cross-community,Education/training,Environment/sustainable development/conservation,Human rights/equality,Overseas aid/famine relief,Relief of poverty,Volunteer development,Youth development

03 Latest finances

Income, spending and resources

Period 1 July 2024 – 30 June 2025
Total income
£2,352,483
Previous total income
£0
Donations and legacies
£531,495
Charitable activities income
£1,803,734
Trading income
£0
Investment income
£15,754
Other income
£1,500
Total income and endowments
£2,352,483
Total spending
£2,244,032
Raising funds expenditure
£0
Charitable activities expenditure
£2,121,367
Governance expenditure
£0
Other expenditure
£0
Total expenditure
£2,244,032
Total fixed assets
£250,623
Net assets and liabilities
−£313,193
Employees / volunteers
40 / 500
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These are reported values from the CCNI register export. Zero and missing values are reproduced as supplied and should be checked against the charity’s filed accounts before a material decision.

04 Provenance

Source and matching