
Team work makes the dream work
We showed you a video yesterday of Ethan, a student at Energy Coast UTC who is visiting Happy House, as part of a team from the college in Barrow, Cumbria,

We showed you a video yesterday of Ethan, a student at Energy Coast UTC who is visiting Happy House, as part of a team from the college in Barrow, Cumbria,

Ethan has been hard at work sanding our wooden windows and applying a fresh coat of varnish. It may seem like a small job, but the transformation has been incredible!

Maize is a staple crop in Kenya and when the the rainy season approaches you will see people planting their seeds on every spare patch of soil. The corn is

Esther is excited to share one of her favourite activities—skipping! Together with Emmanuel, she demonstrates two different skipping techniques that she has been practicing. Skipping is not only great fun,

Samira and Aunty Eunice are delighted to share a special moment as they feed baby Reuben, the youngest member of our Happy House family. Reuben is so loved by every

In today’s video, Emmanuel Hayward introduces the Happy House family as the children take part in their general cleaning duties. At Happy House, we believe that teaching life skills is

At Happy House, there is a bright and determined Lesley, 14, who has set his sights on an exciting future.While many young people are still deciding what they want to

There is something truly special about welcoming friends who have travelled from afar to share their time, skills, and their hearts with our Happy House family. This week, we are

We were delighted to welcome Carolin and Torsten to the Happy House family. They first heard about us through a friend of Happy House, and we are so grateful they

Abdul spent the weekend busy revising for exams which take place this week. His aim is to improve his marks on those of his last performance so that he can

In today’s video, Esther Hayward warmly introduces the Happy House family as the children, joined by charity trustee Lewis, prepare to share two special songs with you. With smiles on

Our children have spent time decorating seashells that will soon make a journey all the way from the shores of Watamu to Italy. These shells are being given as favours