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Rescued by New Life Home Trust at just a few days old – Levi shares with us a few of his memories and feelings about being adopted: “My name is Levi and I am 22 years old. I’m currently living in Scotland and training as a welder with the aim…...

Is Mt Kilimanjaro on your bucket list? Would you want to climb and make a significant impact in the lives of children? In 2024 New Life Home Trust will celebrate its 30th anniversary and to help mark this milestone we are putting on our biggest fundraising event yet – to climb for…...

Update from UK Trustees visit to our homes in Kenya UK Trustees Tony and Gerry Denson recently flew out to Kenya to visit our four homes. Here they share with us what they got up while they were out there. “We are recently back from our latest trip to New…...

Clive and Mary Beckenham, founders of New Life Home Trust have both been honoured with an MBE in the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee honours list. This honour is in recognition of their services to abandoned and vulnerable children with HIV in Kenya. This is an amazing and well-deserved honour to be bestowed on…...

 Here are some simple ideas to help get you going and give you some inspiration on how you can fundraise for New Life Home Trust:  Fitness challenges Help keep yourself fit and healthy by taking part in an event such as the London Marathon or take up the challenge of…...

A new Minibus for our Kisumu Home  This year we are asking for your support in fundraising nearly £30,000 for a new minibus for our Amani Cottage home in Kisumu. Amani cottage is in desperate need a new minibus which can meet the transport needs of those children living there who all have…...

We might be back in lockdown or living under tighter restrictions, but there are still ways you can help raise money for New Life Home Trust UK.  Here are some simple ideas to help get you going and give you some inspiration on how you can fundraise from the comfort…...

This Christmas is going to be different for everyone across the globe. The staff in our homes are working tirelessly to make sure the children enjoy Christmas, even if it will be quieter than previous years, without the usual celebrations and visits from volunteers and supporters.   To help make Christmas…...