NLHT_UK, Author at New Life Home Trust UK

So much has happened across the world since March…

November 6, 2020 Behind the scenes, Donate, Stories

Back in March (2020) Trustees Gerry and her husband Tony Denson were making their first trip of the year to Amani Cottage one of the NLHT homes in Kisumu, it turned out to be a very differnet trip to what they had planned… “We were planning to spend much of…...

How our family grew from 5 to 7 when we welcomed in Chloe and Mama Chloe

July 3, 2020 Life, Stories

Susan Geary and her family kindly invited Chloe and Mama Chloe to stay with them, when Chloe came over to the UK for treatment back in 2018 – Susan shares their story with us… At the beginning of February 2020, I spent a weekend in Nairobi during a work visit…...

A Place of Hope

June 8, 2020 Behind the scenes, Change

Did you know that New Life Home Trust was one of the first children’s homes in Kenya to take in infants infected or affected by HIV and AIDS? When New Life Home Trust began over two decades ago, it was just a small group of concerned people wanting to make a difference…...

New quarantine unit open for business

June 5, 2020 Life, Stories

Update from Dr. Janet Mutinda, National Director NLHT Kenya Good news!!! We recently set up one wing in our Kisumu home as a quarantine unit for current rescued children. We have two babies there who are doing well. We have now set a up further unit at our home in Nairobi and…...

A thank you message from Mama Chloe

May 2, 2020 Uncategorized

It has been just over two years since Chloe was diagnosed with Retinoblastoma (cancer of the retina) in her left eye. Shortly after her diagnosis, New Life Home Trust put out an urgent appeal for donations to go towards her travel to and treatment in London and many of you…...

A small snippet from a Physiotherapist visiting Amani Cottage

April 1, 2020 Donate, Life, Stories

Margaret Mockford, Children’s Physiotherapist (recently retired from the NHS). The look on the 6 year old girl’s face was amazing – she was watching the nappies flapping on the washing line, able to look forwards and out into the garden for the first time, possibly the first time ever. This…...

January a time for reflection, celebration and looking forward

January 17, 2020 Behind the scenes

Chair of the Trustees David Wright shares with us his relections and vision for 2020… The start of a new year is an opportunity for reflection – on what to give thanks for; what to celebrate and what to look forward to. In other words, to remind ourselves of the…...

Adventures at Amani Cottage

December 4, 2019 Uncategorized

Trustees Tony and Gerry Denson have recently returned from their 28th visit to our homes. Find out what they got up to this time… As the UK enters the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Kenya is in the season of the long rains. Dramatic lightning storms followed by drenching…...

The story of a rescued baby

November 25, 2019 Uncategorized

When a rescued baby is brought to New Life Home, there is great rejoicing! Even before the child is carried through the doorway, a thrill of excitement ripples through the home as staff and volunteers begin to throng around the blessed baby in an expression of celebration! In the reception,…...

Welcomed with open arms

October 14, 2019 Uncategorized

This summer, Abi, Niamh and Kelly visited three of the New Life Homes in Nairobi, Kisumu and Nakuru. Here they share stories from their trip: The moment we walked through the gates in Nairobi it felt as if we were home, we were welcomed with such open arms. We visited the toddlers who…...

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So much has happened across the world since March…

How our family grew from 5 to 7 when we welcomed in Chloe and Mama Chloe

A Place of Hope

New quarantine unit open for business

A thank you message from Mama Chloe

A small snippet from a Physiotherapist visiting Amani Cottage

January a time for reflection, celebration and looking forward

Adventures at Amani Cottage

The story of a rescued baby

Welcomed with open arms

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