Boy’s dorm security enhanced

The wall was constructed to enhance security.

 The security around the boy’s dorm has been enhanced thanks to the FUMC and ITHMINISTRIES. The wall will ensure that intruders cannot access the boys dorm. The government issued a directive that all grills on windows in the dorms should be removed thus the urgency of having the wall.

 HOREC is thankful for the speed with which ITHMINISTRIES and FUMC replied to the request.

HOREC graces the Lance Foundation

HOREC founder giving a keynote speech.

 

 

Nairobi Institute of Business Studies (NIBS) hosted the launch of the Lance Foundation with the HOREC Founder, Christine Wambui  giving a key note speech on HIV and AIDS. Mrs. Christine Wambui urged the students who were present to practice abstinence to help curtail the spread of the deadly virus and for those among them who were sexually active to use protection.

HOREC children performing at the institution.

NIBS students following the proceedings.

 HOREC children mesmerized the participants with their lyrical prowess that left them asking for more songs. Other groups that performed included Kijani and students from NIBS.

Co-operative Bank spend the weekend with HOREC children

Co-operative Bank staff with the children pose for a picture.

 Staff of Co-operative Bank Parliament Branch visited HOREC as part of their CSR. The staff members led by Edward urged the children to work hard in their studies to become productive people in the future.

The team was treated to songs, dance and bible verses. The CO-OP staff reciprocated by reciting bible verses with ease to the delight of the children. The visitors brought with them foodstuffs and other goodies for the children.

The team was impressed by the performance and character of the children and promised to visit again in the near future.

Christine Wambui shared with them how she started the organization, the challenges and successes thus far.

AFEW organizes an Ecology trip for HOREC

HOREC children, C4KK, HORIZON, Komahill and Komaranch primary school pupils at the David Sheldrick and Rhino Orphanage.

Children boarding the AFEW bus at HOREC.

HOREC children benefitted from an Ecology trip funded by the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife. The trip saw the children visit David Sheldrick and Rhino Orphanage where abandoned calves were managed; the Nairobi Mamba and Ostrich Farm where the children learnt about crocodiles and ostriches and finally at the Nairobi Animal Orphanage where they learnt about the lions, cheetahs, monkeys and a host of other animals in the orphanage.

AFEW also provided a sumptuous lunch for the children and their minders. HOREC extended the invitation from AFEW by including other children from the neighboring charitable institutions and primary schools. Children from C4KK, HORIZON children homes, Komaranch and Komahill primary school participated in the trip. 

The Founder of HOREC, Christine Wambui, was full of praise to the AFEW: “The trip meant so much to the children under our care and it’s our hope that AFEW will continue with such programs that enlighten our children on the importance of environmental and wildlife conservation”.

Special thanks go to Mr. Mbugua, Mary, Shirley and all those who made the trip possible.