About Us
The House of Hope Foundation levels the playing field for orphaned children in Kenya who were given a tough hand in life. By harnessing the power of a global support network, a holistic care model and unrealistic expectation, we’re in the business of providing big opportunities to a small, but audacious group of young children with near-infinite potential.
Located on the outskirts of Nairobi, the Lord’s House of Hope orphanage utilizes everyday necessities —a loving and supportive environment, a healthy diet, medical care, spiritual guidance, access to technology and heightened educational standards— to support the personal growth and well-being of our kids. We believe in developing the next generation of Kenyan leaders in Kenya, and work to build strong and sustainable local support networks for our children that will last a lifetime.
We measure success one child at a time. Scroll down to get to know our kids, connect with us on social media or donate to our cause.
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Our Children
Ann Wanjiru
What I like about the orphanage: Dogs that provide us with security.
Favorite subject in school: Mathematics
Angela Lihavi
What I like about the orphanage: Sponsors who provide us with all we need.
Favorite sport: Netball
Bornventure Otieno
What I like about the orphanage: I have many brothers and sisters
What I want to be when I grow up: Engineer
Brian Osoro
What I like about the orphanage: Schooling
Favorite activity: Reading
Brian Irungu
What I like about the orphanage: I am able to attend school
Favorite activity: Watching movies
Cynthia Njoki
What I like about the orphanage: I play with other children.
Favorite activity: Reading
Byron Odhiambo
What I like about the orphanage: We have been provided with play materials and equipments.
What I want to be when I grow up: Pilot
Becky Akinyi
What I like about the orphanage: Storybooks that help us develop our language.
Favorite game: Hide and seek
Cynthia Njoki
What I like about the orphanage: I play with other children.
Favorite activity: Reading
Bethwell Otieno
What I like about the orphanage: We are given a chance to play and narture our talents.
What I want to be when I grow up: Footballer
Winnie Achieng
What I like about the orphanage: Van that helps us in many ways especially during rainy seasons.
What I want to be when I grow up: Flight attendant
Daniel Chege
What I like about the orphanage: High standards of discipline, hence good morals.
Favorite animal: Cat
Dennis Mwangi
What I like about the orphanage: I am able to attend school.
Favorite subject in school: Mathematics
Elizabeth Mukami
What I like about the orphanage: We all love each other.
Favorite food: Chips and chicken
Faith Wambui
What I like about the orphanage: I am able to attend school.
What I want to be when I grow up: Doctor
Faith Achieng
What I like about the orphanage: Fruits!
Favorite day of the week: Monday
Francis Songo
What I like about the orphanage: They have given me a chance to achieve my dream.
Favorite animal: Horse
Heegan Owino
What I like about the orphanage: A loving supportive staff and children.
Favorite holiday: Madaraka Day
Ian Kamau
What I like about the orphanage: There is security!
Favorite sport: Soccer
Ian Ngatia
What I like about the orphanage: Play time!
Favorite subject in school: Swahili
Leon Kuria
What I like about the orphanage: I am provided with all basic needs.
Favorite food: Pizza
Jacinta Waithera
What I like about the orphanage: Food and clothes.
Favorite holiday: Christmas
Jenipher Akoth
What I like about the orphanage: Supportive members of staff who are loving.
Favorite food: Pilau
Joseph Kariuki
What I like about the orphanage: There is love.
Favorite music: Gospel
Kennedy Njoroge
What I like about the orphanage: All our basic needs are met.
What I want to be when I grow up: Pilot
Lydia Akinyi
What I like about the orphanage: Good dry shelter and warm beddings.
Favorite day of the week: Friday
Makaisha Wanjiru
What I like about the orphanage: Schooling.
Favorite animal: Elephant
Marion Mumbi
What I like about the orphanage: It's a very clean place and this enhances our health.
Favorite game: Hide and seek
Martha Wanjiku
What I like about the orphanage: Balanced and adequate food.
What I want to be when I grow up: Surgeon
Martha Wamgui
What I like about the orphanage: The staff members treat us well and bring us up as their own children.
Favorite game: Ping pong
Martin Charagu
What I like about the orphanage: Education.
What I want to be when I grow up: Pastor
Melvin Achieng
What I like about the orphanage: Food.
Favorite activity: Skipping rope
Nelly Amakove
What I like about the orphanage: Health care is provided. I also love guidance and counseling that is offered to us.
What I want to be when I grow up: Footballer
Newton Omondi
What I like about the orphanage: High quality medical care is provided for us.
What I want to be when I grow up: Dancer
Rachael Akoth
What I like about the orphanage: Water for drinking that is treated and warm water for showering.
What I want to be when I grow up: Banker
Samson Onyango
What I like about the orphanage: Discipline level is high.
Favorite subject in school: Social sciences
Stephen Rege
What I like about the orphanage: I go to school.
Favorite animal: Hare
Sarah Adambi
What I like about the orphanage: Schooling.
What I want to be when I grow up: Banker
Tina Wanjiku
What I like about the orphanage: We eat well.
Favorite activity: Hide and seek
Our Caregivers
Badi the Manager and House Father
I love... being a father figure to the children and achieving our mission.
Fridah the Social Worker
I love... when our kids open up to me and share their achievements and personal milestones.
Florence
I love... the way the children see me as their mother.
Fridah the House Mother
I love... the joyful feeling that comes with watching the children grow.
Dorothy the Cook
I love... creating nutritious meals for our children.
Faith the House Mother
Every day l walk through those doors l encounter children with the best hearts and love
