Mwende was one of our very first Happy House children, the youngest of three siblings who came into our care within weeks of us opening in 2010. She was just
We fully repect the different faiths of children at Happy House, but the majority attend an Anglican church. Recently the pastor of our local church has been coming to Happy
We are always looking for ways to prepare our children for the future, not only academically, but also with the practical life skills needed for everyday adult life. This week,
Weekends during the school term are always something to look forward to especially when they bring a chance to rest and recharge. After a busy week at school, Rose welcomed
Last weekend, Ethan Wright and Tom Adams completed an incredible challenge in support of Children of Watamu and the children at Happy House Children’s Home, taking on 24 peaks in
Happy House songbird Esther is trying out a song by English artist, Olivia Dean. Like the award winning singer, Esther loves to entertain and she offered to do a song
Six months old and baby Louis is sitting well. He’s a lovely little boy Louis who came into our care when he was just a few weeks old. Every landmark
Adolescence is a tough time for girls and boys. They are more sensitive, preoccupied by the way they appear to others and self-conscious too. Everything about them is changing at
What girl doesn’t love a bit of a pamper session with friends? And Samira is no exception. Here she is loving having her nails manicured and polished by two of
Abdul and his friends picked up their brushes and got to work on giving the play equipment a fresh coat of paint.. The swings and roundabout, kindly donated by Lewis
At Happy House, our children are bundles of energy. While some happily curl up with a book, others find it harder to slow down long enough to read. Even so,
Wearing their hair in braids is part of the cultural identity of women in Kenya, it is also a way of bonding socially. At Happy House our girls wear simple
