Deep dive into a day at the Roysambu baby house:
You might be wondering what a typical day at Happy Life Mission looks like. Well, each day is filled with warmth, learning, laughter, and love—from morning routines to playful moments, learning sessions, and shared meals. It’s also a day full of hope, care, and transformation—all made possible by the unwavering love and support of our Directors, caregivers, volunteers, administrators, and the entire Happy Life family.
The day begins not with noise, but with tiny miracles: the soft hum of lullabies, the shuffle of little feet, and the sparkle in eyes that speak volumes without saying a word. Gentle cries fill the nursery as babies wake in their cribs, stretching and yawning—and we thank God for the gift of a brand-new day.
Bath time follows, with water splashing and giggles filling the air as caregivers lovingly wrap each child in a soft towel. During breakfast and snack time, some little ones feed themselves with clumsy delight while others need a guiding hand. These simple moments are treasures—proof that joy lives in the details.
Each hour unfolds like a new chapter: a toy shared, a tear gently wiped, a hand helped through its first grip on a crayon. Here, our caregivers are more than staff—they are story builders, healers, and guardians of childhood wonder.
Outside, the playground becomes a stage for small victories. Laughter echoes as children bounce on the trampoline, their pure innocence shining so brightly it could bring tears to your eyes. A first step. A new word. A joyful scream. These are the milestones that fill our hearts and remind us of the beauty of the mission we carry.
Enjoy some of these cute videos of the children:
Praise God With us For:
* Growth of our schools, both numerically and in digital space.
* Good health of our children and staff.
* The painting accomplished for our Juja Farm multipurpose hall and the Shammah House.
* Metal beds for all our houses.
Pray With us For:
* The healing of one of our babies, Kyle (three months old) who has been having trouble with his digestive system.
* Our two young adults who will be attending college in September.
* Our students in grade 6 and Form 4 who are taking the National Exam at year end.
* The right adoptive parents for our children.