News from Kenya

Jill Sowerby works for the Hotcourses Foundation in Kenya, liaising with the children we support to keep our records up to date. She says, 'working with disadvantaged children is an enormous privilege. I came to know of Nyumbani and the Lea Toto Programme through Alex Williams,a trustee of The Hotcourses Foundation, in 2002. In February 2007 I was asked by Alex and Jeremy Hunt to assist The Hotcourses Foundation for a couple of days a week. Armed with a Hotcourses laptop computer and digital camera this is what I now do'.

Jill provides regular updates of the progress the Foundation is making in Kenya and about the welfare of the children. To gain a real insight into our work and the lives of children affected by AIDS and HIV please take a look at her blog below. Alternatively if you would like further information please feel free to contact her directly on jill.sowerby@hotcourses.com