The moment you’ve been eagerly awaiting is finally here. Our children have written their letters filled with love, gratitude, and heartfelt messages, each envelope has been carefully signed, sealed, and delivered by the little hands of the children whose lives you’ve touched. 

At our school, we believe in nurturing not just the minds but also the spirits of the children in our care. Recently, our little ones had the opportunity to showcase their talents and express their joy through a vibrant traditional dance performance. 

Simon and Pauline reached the summit of Kili on 9th September. 

So far they have raised about £13,000 – enough to train 2 doctors and 1 nurse. 

Simon Kaye – one of our trustees – and his wife, Pauline, will be travelling to Tanzania in September to attempt to climb Kilimanjaro via its Northern Circuit to raise funds for Children of Hope. 

Simon has been a GP for 34 years and lead our medical work for 12 years. He says that he was able to benefit from the privilege of a free university education and so he now wants to give 

Imagine 3 children sleeping on the dirt floor on a scrap of foam no bigger than a coffee table. With no sheets, blankets or mosquito nets, not only are the children not able to sleep well, but they are also prone to disease such as malaria.