World AIDS Day

Today is World AIDS Day.  AIDS has had a horrendous impact on our students at Galilee and WHS.  Too many of our children have lost one or both parents because of this horrible disease.  An estimated 1.2 million Kenyan children have been orphaned because of AIDS. 

While education and awareness is bringing down the incidence of AIDS in Kenya, there are still many children living in the slums whose lives have been changed forever.  Fortunately we are able to provide Holly House orphanages for some of these students.  Holly House is a haven, providing food, shelter and the opportunity to attend school. 

To help these children in need, please sign up to sponsor a child today.  Please visit our website at www.plantabook.org or email info@plantabook.org for more information. 

World AIDS Day

Imagine a place where 1.2 million orphans have lost their parents to AIDS. This is Kenya.
 

As HIV and AIDS sweeps across the country, it leaves in its wake what UNICEF calls the "orphaned generations." After all, if one parent is affected, the other is at risk, too. And sadly, hundreds of mothers inadvertently pass on HIV to their children each year.

Nairobi's slums don't offer much comfort to these children. Some orphans are fortunate enough to be taken in by extended relatives, but for those who don't have any known relatives, Holly House orphanages provide shelter, meals, care and something even more important: hope for a happier future.

To help orphaned children today, sign up to sponsor a child at Holly House, Galilee Primary School, or Lorna Waddington High School. One-time donations are also welcome! They help provide these children with meals, clothes, and mosquito nets to prevent malaria.

Through education, these children can lift themselves out of poverty and show the world what they're really made of. In the meantime, for so many AIDS orphans, Holly House is home.