A different life
Life is very different for Happy house kids when they go on visits to relatives. Most homes have none of the conveniences that we have, which means that any household
Life is very different for Happy house kids when they go on visits to relatives. Most homes have none of the conveniences that we have, which means that any household
After spending a short holiday with family, Edward is back at Happy House refreshed and ready for the start of the new school term. It’s the final term of the
It’s been a joyful weekemd at Happy House as those children who have been visiting family have come back to us. It is important to maintain strong bonds with relatives
Painfully shy, withdrawn and in a terrible physical state, John was a sad child when he came into our care in 2010.His elder brother and younger sister were also pitiful
Colouring books and pencils, kindly donated by friends, bring much pleasure to our children at the Happy House. We can never have enough so if you happen to be travelling
City fan Chesco was eager to watch the local derby between UK soccer giants Manchester City and Manchester United. Like our Happy House founder, the late Mama Sue, a number
Television brings global sport to our family at the Happy House . Our athletic kids, who are always on the goi, enjoy all sports and have seen some they’ve not
During the school holidays and at weekends the Happy House kids like to help the aunties amd uncles in the house and garden. But they’re also organised about it and
Happy House kid Morphin is back to tell us what a great time he had at scout camp. It was the first time he’d been to camp and he made the
Those of our Happy House family who are not on visits to relatives had some seaside fun. They walked down to the beach where they were able to splash in the
Johnny was already a teen, with vitually no schooling, when, in 2016, he joined our family at the Happy House along with his younger siblings, Diana, and Daudi. They were
All the Happy House children who are not on home visits set off on a nature walk yesterday. But there was one boy who left behind – Chesco. He was