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How are family grew from 5 to 7 when we welcomed in Chloe and Mama Chloe
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…
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A Place of Hope
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…
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New quarantine unit open for business
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…
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A thank you message from Mama Chloe
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…
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A small snippet from a Physiotherapist visiting Amani Cottage
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…
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January a time for reflection, celebration and looking forward
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…
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Adventures at Amani Cottage
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…
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The story of a rescued baby
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…
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Welcomed with open arms
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…
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School life Kenyan style
Bev Stockley, Trustee for New Life Home Trust and teacher, spent six years living in Kisumu, Kenya where she assisted in setting up a center for children with special needs…
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It’s almost time for the annual Methlick FUNd Run
This year, Stuart Kennedy and his friends up in Aberdeenshire, Scotland have organised the 9th annual Methlick FUNd Run to raise funds for New Life Home Trust. The Methlick event…
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Building A Better World Together
At New Life Home Trust, we have always been 100% donor supported. Over the years, people from all over the world who have learned about our mission have thought of…
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Spare Change September – Fundraising campaign
This September we’ve created a fun campaign for you to try out with your work colleagues, friends, weekly groups or at home. Ever find you’re carrying around lots of loose…
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Time to ‘get social’ – Share your fundraising snaps for New Life
Technology can be a beautiful thing. It enables us to receive wonderful pictures from Kenya of the lovely boys and girls in our care. Not only that, but it can…
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The importance of family – a response to J. K. Rowling
As an organisation who has proudly supported the rescue of abandoned children across Kenya for over two decades, New Life Home Trust UK felt a responsibility to respond to recent…
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Rebekah’s Bake Sale for New Life
Here at New Life, we love hearing stories of how our supporters in the UK have been raising funds for our vital life-saving work in Kenya. We asked Rebekah McKean…
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Become a New Life donor as part of our ‘250 for 10’ campaign
This month we are kickstarting a new marketing campaign with the goal to gain 250 new donors who are willing to donate £10 a month. This way we can support…
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Gail visits New Life in Nairobi
Each year people from the UK fly out to Kenya to visit New Life Homes. Often we hear stories of how these trips are truly inspiring and life-changing. Gail Brechin…
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URGENT APPEAL: Bright eyes for baby Chloe
Baby Chloe is a beautiful little girl, nearly 18 months old. She was rescued by New Life Home Trust when she was just 2 days old and is now a…
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Celebrating 24 years at New Life Home Trust
Kenyan environmental activist and Nobel laureate, Wangari Maathi, once said: “I’m very conscious of the fact that you can’t do it alone. It’s teamwork. When you do it alone you run…
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