Fuller Center for Housing, Queensland, Australia (FCHQA) is a non-profit organization that builds houses for low-income families with no interest mortgages. It relies on volunteers from churches, businesses, and the homeowners themselves to construct simple homes that are then financed over 15-30 years with mortgage payments funding additional housing. The volunteer base includes elected officials, business leaders, retirees, and others from different backgrounds.

1. Why You Should Invest in Fuller Center for Housing, Queensland, Australia
Fuller Center for Housing, Queensland, Australia (FCHQA) is a non-profit ecumenical Christian
organisation, which builds and mortgages houses to approved low-income families on a no-profit, no-
interest basis. Relying on a unique partnership of individual volunteers, skilled craftsmen, churches,
businesses, and home-owners themselves, FCHQA constructs simple, decent family homes and then
finances them over a 15-30 year period. Mortgage payments, in turn, go to producing additional
housing. The FCHQA volunteer base consists of elected officials, business leaders, managers, staff and
executives of large corporations, retirees and everyday people from all walks of life.
1. Purely and simply, it works. Despite skepticism about its no-profit, no-interest basis, FCH's record
speaks for itself - over 4,000 homes built worldwide since 2005.
2. It is practical, simple and straightforward: FCHQA raises money, builds houses and provides
home-ownership opportunities for low income families. The FCHQA method and mission remain
constant.
3. FCHQA offers a permanent solution to the housing crisis. With its widespread community
support, the FCHQA program endures and perpetuates itself as mortgage payments are recycled into
additional housing.
4. FCHQA’s program is founded on people helping people and partnerships which cross ideological,
political, and theological lines.
5. Foreclosures are extraordinarily rare, nationally and locally. The record of responsible mortgage
payments and overall maintenance of homes is extremely good.
6. FCHQA builds affordable and quality housing while keeping designs simple and efficient.
7. FCHQA’s work is both tangible and highly visible in the community. From the volunteers'
perspective, it is an awesome "hands-on" experience.
8. By providing home-ownership opportunities to low-income families, FCHQA adds to the tax base
and additional funds are created.
9. FCHQA promotes responsible citizenship and pride in the community. Home-ownership builds
self-esteem and hope.
10. It’s good for you, your soul, your family, your community, your country and it just plain makes
good sense.