Housing is a Human Right

Named for Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, A25 Homes provides direct, permanent housing relief to people locked out of the housing market. One home, one household, one covenant at a time.

The A25 Vision

Permanent housing relief, one household at a time

A25 can't fix the housing crisis. It fixes housing for one household at a time. Individually assessed, individually allocated a home they can afford, individually protected by a covenant on title that holds for the life of the home.
If enough households are housed and enough covenants are registered, the housing landscape shifts permanently. But the purpose is always the household in front of us.

Relief for specific households

Direct, individual, permanent. Not a program for the community. A home for a specific household in genuine housing distress.

Land in stewardship

Land is ours for now, not forever. Holding it in stewardship removes the biggest cost from the price of every A25 home.

Capital that keeps working

Recovered over the life of each project and redeployed into the next. The original gift keeps housing people.

Affordability protected

A covenant registered on title from day one. It governs who gets in, what the home costs, and what every household that follows pays.

The team

Our founders

Dr. Dayne Davis

Dr. Dayne Davis is an economist and building engineer with a PhD in Economics and over 20 years of global experience delivering complex, high-value construction projects. He combines economic strategy with technical expertise to lead multidisciplinary teams, navigate regulatory environments, and deliver commercially sound, innovative solutions across international markets.

Dr. Sarah Koffmann

Dr. Sarah Koffmann is a general practitioner, business owner and systems thinker working across healthcare, housing and climate advocacy. She combines clinical insight with commercial and governance experience to design practical, community-centred solutions to complex social challenges. As co-founder of A25, Sarah draws on her experience running medical practices, serving on nonprofit boards and leading community-based civic initiatives.