Hanne Howard Fund began with a story full of compassion and heart
During a six-month sabbatical in 2005-06, Hanne Howard and her husband, Ted Horton, were introduced to the Lenana Slum through a chance encounter with a grandmother whose daughter and baby grand daughter lay dying of AIDS.
Our Areas of Focus
![Education empowers and transforms young vulnerable lives](https://hannehowardfund.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/patricia.jpg)
Education empowers and transforms young vulnerable lives
![Healthy balanced meals combat the effects of child malnutrition](https://hannehowardfund.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/elizabeth-and-janet-540x390.jpg)
Healthy balanced meals combat the effects of child malnutrition
![Regular health checks help prevent sickness and stem infection](https://hannehowardfund.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/HHFL-kids-540x390.jpg)
Regular health checks help prevent sickness and stem infection
![Recreation and training programs develop skills and boost confidence](https://hannehowardfund.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/DSC_0447-540x390.jpg)
Recreation and training programs develop skills and boost confidence
An Unexpected Family: Stories from a slum
In 2009, director Riyad Barmania and producers Diego Pascoalino and Christian Marion Lohr came to HHFL in Kenya to film a documentary about our work and the HHFL children. This documentary has since debuted at many film festivals and has most recently been accepted into the Online New York Festival. Grab a coffee, sit back and enjoy (it’s 45 minutes long)!