Happy Life Mission has been a home to abandoned children since 2002. With time, the need to provide education arose, and what started as a small dream to give the vulnerable hope has grown into our Education Pillar — one of the three pillars of our mission serving over 600 students.
We are committed to providing quality education rooted in Christian Biblical values, nurturing students from their earliest years all the way through to vocational and higher-level training.
Today, our Education Pillar spans four institutions, each serving a distinct stage of learning and equipping students for life, work, and purpose.
Today, we are a thriving institution serving over 440 students across Preschool, Primary School, and Junior School (Grades 1–9).The Elementary School continues to be a preferred choice for many families in the growing Juja Farm community, drawn by its strong Christian foundation and value-based approach to learning, and the good learning facilities like the computer lab, a library etc.
We opened our high school doors in 2019 with students from Form 1 - Form 4. The school provides quality education and encourages students to participate in extra-curricular activities for their holistic empowerment.
In April 2024, we started courses for students who have completed high school. This is in addition to the beadwork and weaving training that our children have been undertaking for sometime now.Our vision is to continue expanding the vocational training in order to provide our children and other local youth with a trade for self-sustenance.
In January 2025 we opened the doors of the Jesse Kay Hospital College of Health Sciences to start training Nurse Assistants. This is in line with our commitment to improving healthcare. Our plan is to keep expanding training programs in health sciences that will equip students with the necessary skills to pursue careers in nursing, medical technology, homecare and other healthcare professions.
