With so many children in education in our Happy House School it is inevitable that the furniture suffers a lot of wear and tear. Most of the desks, chairs and
A prolonged dry spell with ever-rising temperatures as the start of the rains approach, is causing a headache for our Happy House gardener Uncle Tevin. He is working extra hard
Student Stella has just come to the end of three months work placement at Happy House. Stella has gained a true insight to the everyday working of a children’s home
Trail-blazing famale lawyer, Patricia, had some inspirational advice for our children when the visited our Happy House on our 15th birthday anniversary. One of first female professors of law in
Mwende was one of the first children to join our family back in 2010. Today, on our 15th anniversary, sh will be in school working hard as she always does.
In 15 years, many children have found a home at Children of Watamu’s Happy House. They have come to our family from backgrounds of extreme poverty, neglect, hardship or tragedy.
There were special gifts for every child at Happy House when visitors Mel and Dave Padgett joined our weekly kids club. Mel and Dave, visiting with their nephew Lewis, had
As the 15th birthday of our Happy House approaches, Papa Dave brings you news of a live Facebook broadcast on Sunday so that you can join in! This year also
Today we bring you another short clip of the children enjoying themselves on Watamu beach, it is introduced by Happy House child, Lucky.
One of our Children of Watamu charity trustees, Lewis Hall, brought his aunt and uncle, Mel and Dave Padgett, to visit our family at the Happy House. And as it
At Children of Watamu, we are always looking for new ways to strengthen the bond between our Happy House children and their global family— the incredible people who make it
Happy House joiner Uncle Charo has been busy refubishing the children’s bedrooms. Apart from painting the walls and ceiling, the beds, furniture and doors have all needed treating with wood
