TLC Children's Trust
Supporting Vulnerable Children in Africa
Ray White recounts the story of a welcoming home for abandoned, abused and vulnerable youngsters Magnet Magazine Winter 2024 OVER 30 YEARS AGO, A KENYAN widow, unable to afford to feed her children arranged for them to be taken to the nearest large town and dumped on the side of a street. These children had …
URGENT and UNEXPECTED PROBLEMApologies for sending another newsletter so soon after the one we sent last week but sadly we have an urgent problem. Every month on the 8th and the 22nd we send through the money to Home of Peace to pay for food, wages, and general running expenses to keep the children’s home …
God is good. We thank God that we have never lost a child due to accident or illness. We place a high priority on our Home of Peace Health Department and were sad when, due to personal circumstances, our Health Dept Manager had to resign at the end of December. We still have 3 …
Yes, it really is 2025 already! How time flies. As we look back at last year we are filled with gratitude for the amazing supporters, like you, that God has sent for the work at Home of Peace. Without your help we simply could not run the Children’s Home. Thanks to you literally hundreds of …
A very brief but happy update. The Kenyan Government has very strict rules about Children’s Homes and as such we have to re-apply every 3 years. This is a long, complex and expensive process involving multiple inspections of Home of Peace, reports from the local Children’s Services, the Dept of Health, the Police. A detailed …
Thank you for your interest in, and support of, the wonderful work at the Home of Peace Children’s Home in Kenya. For your prayers• The children who are committed to Home of Peace• Our amazing staff who work so hard looking after these children• Our wonderful Trustees• And giving thanks for everyone who supports this …
One of the problems we have faced from the very beginning is the situation with water supply. Obviously water is essential. It is used for cleaning, washing, laundry, drinking, cooking and so many other essentials. Being in a very rural location there is sadly no infrastructure for a water supply and our nearest supply is …