Vision Statement: New Life Home Trust exists to provide a compassionate Christian response to the plight of abandoned, orphaned, and other extremely vulnerable babies and young children, with priority given to those who are infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. In partnership with the relevant Kenya Government Departments and other key stakeholders, New Life Home Trust seeks to identify such children and bring them, where appropriate, into residential or community care programmes designed to provide a compassionate response to their physical, medical, educational, emotional, sociological, and spiritual needs. Mission Statement: New Life Home Trust operates a network of homes, medical centres... read more Vision Statement: New Life Home Trust exists to provide a compassionate Christian response to the plight of abandoned, orphaned, and other extremely vulnerable babies and young children, with priority given to those who are infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. In partnership with the relevant Kenya Government Departments and other key stakeholders, New Life Home Trust seeks to identify such children and bring them, where appropriate, into residential or community care programmes designed to provide a compassionate response to their physical, medical, educational, emotional, sociological, and spiritual needs. Mission Statement: New Life Home Trust operates a network of homes, medical centres, and day centres designed to give compassionate love and care to abandoned, orphaned, and other extremely vulnerable babies and children, ministering to their physical, medical, educational, emotional, sociological, and spiritual needs For those children in residential care, the primary goal is to secure suitable adoptive or foster families. For those children for whom such families have not yet been found, New Life Home Trust provides long-term residential care.
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By Pam Amundsen | Project Leader
On a warm, balmy morning in Nairobi just a few weeks ago, adoptive parents and adopted children gathered together where their stories first connected – New Life Home Trust. Donors, corporate... Read the full report ›By Pam Amundsen | Project Leader
Rescued as infants, each of the children in our Amani Cottage for children with physical and mental disabilities is uniquely different. Because disability in Kenya still tends to carry social stigmas,... Read the full report ›By Pam Amundsen | Project Leader
Anyone who has raised or watched children knows the illness can be cyclical. Our little one gets sick, and before we know it her sibling is sick, then we get sick. These types of diseases, often... Read the full report ›
