
After school hustle before playtime
Even the little ones in our Happy House family have a bit of homework to tackle when they get home from school — and they’re wonderfully determined to get it

Even the little ones in our Happy House family have a bit of homework to tackle when they get home from school — and they’re wonderfully determined to get it

Today we are back with Diana, who is spending this special time between finishing school and starting college helping out in the Happy House kitchen. With a bit of free

Watamu is experiencing high temperatures and very little rain at the moment, making this a difficult season for growing vegetables. The soil feels drier by the day, and many of

In Kenya, families naturally support one another. Children grow up helping their parents and grandparents—it’s simply part of daily life. It’s no different at Happy House. At weekends, all our

Francesco is super excited—and who could blame him? He’s officially started Junior Secondary School and is enjoying every minute. While he found the start of term examinations pretty tough, he’s

Charity trustee Phil Marshall proved he’s a man of true courage—and a very good sport—during a visit to the Happy House. Phil volunteered to be the model for one of

School life is now behind her, and Diana is looking forward to setting off on a new journey. She is preparing to begin a course in Hospitality and Tourism—an exciting

Smart in their navy and white uniform, Saidi, Erick, and Tumaini pause on the steps of Happy House to chat before setting off for another day in their new school.

Yesterday, we introduced you to some of our Happy House guests from Poland, and today we’re delighted to share another lovely visitor with you — Eva. Eva is spending her

Saturday mornings are often the time we welcome visitors to Happy House. It’s a lovely moment in the week because most of our children are at home, and it’s also

Some young people leaving the care of Happy House children’s home have relatives who are able to offer them a home once they become more self‑sufficient, others do not. And,

After a busy day in class, James is pleased to be back home at Happy House for a well‑earned rest. With no homework to worry about today, he can enjoy