On the land we had a lot of Casarena trees. They are grown as a money crop. The grow very fast and very straight. They are sold to be used

Kitchen all clean and nice waiting for more utensils to arrive.

Isn’t the Happy House just beautiful, it is waiting for the kids to come then it will be a home

Dave & I were lucky enough to meet Neil French and Andy Neville this week. They are staying at Turtle Bay Beach Club and are here for the fishing. Not

Silas introduced us to Julius Ndaa last year during the time that Lytham High School were here in Watamu. Julius arranged for the teachers and students to go on a safari,

Silas has been out and about meeting and talking to all the local village elders and chiefs. The assistant chief of this area came to the Happy House to see

Over the past year we have had people working on the land at the Happy House. Today they were offically interviewed and offered permanent positions. Of course the Country Boy

We are now starting to get the bedrooms organised. We have the beds and lockers. The brackets have been fixed for the curtain poles. We are having these made from

  These two local ladies come everyday to help with anything and everything. Today they are washing all the mattress covers, all 100 of them,Soon we can start to make the

  It was decided that we need an underground fresh water tank. The coral that is being dug out is being used to build the walls of the chicken house.

The chicken house is coming on great. After the coral walls we will put the wire and then a lovely makuty ( thatched ) roof. Watch this space!

With  great help from Sue Hayes we now have some staff organized for the Happy House. Rose who has worked with me at school for the past few years is