I am writing to express my sincere gratitude to you for your generous Happy Home Orphanage Scholarship towards my education.

Incredibly, none of the children or members of staff or trustees have been affected by covid.

Happy Home still employs one person to oversee the planting of maize and beans which constitute a major part of their diet.

As reported previously, Happy Home has started its own Primary School in September 2019. At its inception the school started with just 5...

Due to the closure of all schools in Kenya because of the pandemic, the government have decided that from the beginning of September...

In a major development, the Kenyan Government decided in 2020 that they wished to see children living in their birth communities...

One other major change to the way we are now able to communicate with more people has been in the development of our website.

Like many others, since the start of Covid 19 the UK trustees of Happy Home have been encouraged to embrace the latest technology.

Schools in Kenya are presently preparing to lengthen the term time that children attend school. This is to help children to catch up...

Kisumu County where Kopere is situated, the site of Happy Home, had been spared large numbers of cases however the new Delta variant,...

In March maize and beans were planted in readiness for the ‘long rains’ which usually arrive anytime during the month of April.

(Ed: Please note this project has been funded wholly within Kenya, no Happy Home funds from UK have been consumed , although funded...

Within a few days of this conversation, as a result of the COVID_19 epidemic, all schools and further education establishments in Kenya...

We are excited and delighted to report that a new borehole was finally sunk during February, and is now at last providing Happy Home with...

The fledgling school is now well into its second year. Teaching began last year in the Emily Sadler building; an additional classroom was...

The planned visit scheduled for May 2020 is now sadly in abeyance until further notice due to the coronavirus epidemic. Two young people...