
Christmas day delivers joy
Santa made an exra special Christma Day call to Happy House – pretending he needed an elf to fix his broken kettle and make him a cuppa! But really he

Santa made an exra special Christma Day call to Happy House – pretending he needed an elf to fix his broken kettle and make him a cuppa! But really he

Around the world families are waking up to celebrate the joys of Christmas Day. Happy House is no different. While we hosted Santa and held our big family celebration on

Some of the girls living in our family at Happy House wanted to get together to greet you on this Christmas Eve.

After a visit from Santa and presents for everyone, the Happy House family sat down to a delicious lunch of the children’s favourite – chicken pilau. Auntie Rose, our administrator,

It was jingle all the way at Happy House when Santa flew in to deliver presents to every one of our children. He, Mrs Christmas and his cheerful helper, Elf,

Our Happy House aunties all know how to make traditional Kenyan foods and on Christmas day, mahamri is a special treat everyone inn the coastal region wants to eat. So

Peter and Jo Reid, our great friends from Lytham Lancashire, are back at Happy House for a Christmas present. And just like Santa they’ve brought gifts galore mainly donated by

Decorating the big banda at the Happy House for Christmas is quite a task and one that involves all the family. Obviously, there’s no holly but we have lots of

Our girls and boys have been getting a tatste of flavour of Italy thanks to our volunteers Alessia and Valeria. A team of helpers volunteered to help them cook up

Happy House welcomed some very special vistors this week. Officials from the Children’s Department called in and were pleaed to join in a family gathering. And that, of course, meant

Our Happy House girls have been putting on the style for Christmas. They have been styling their hair into intricate braids of their choice ready for the family’s Christmas party

Our Italian volunteer, Alessia, has teaching the children a little of her language. Italian is widely spoken in our area of Kenya so anything the children can learn and understand