In the year that Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County expects to start construction of its 50th home, the nonprofit group is headed in some new directions.“It’s nice to have a few Habitat houses mixed in,” said Marcus Toole, the local Habitat for Humanity affiliate’s resource development coordinator.That brief sentence summarizes the reasoning behind an approach adopted in recent years by Habitat for Humanity in other communities and, now, here.In years past, Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County concentrated its home construction in Statesboro. Founded in 1991, the Habitat affiliate, working with a partner family who became homeowners, completed its first new house in 1992. About 25 of the homes built since then were in the “Statesboro Pointe” area along Proctor Street, said Linda Christy, Habitat for Humanity of Bulloch County’s executive director.But where possible, the organization is getting away from creating developments that consist solely of Habitat homes, Christy said.“When they move into an area that’s in need of revitalization, then we’re just one partner in the mix,” she said.