WORK IN KENYA

1. During the year, cooperation between Hope for Tomorrow and Camp David will continue to be developed.

2. Application for support
The Finnish Foreign Ministry will be sent a development cooperation support
application in May 2005. A total of 90 000 euros for 2006-2008 will be
requested for the Camp David Centre's workshops for Chaani slum residents
and training for Camp David's civic organization's training. The year 2006
budget is 20 000 euros, of which Hope for Tomorrow must pay 3000 euros.
Let's hope that the application is approved, so that work can begin in January 2006.

3. As a new area, cooperation to support the rural area in Muranga, focusing on poor families, especially single parents and/or orphans, will be developed. This project began in spring 2005. The aim is to increase the supported number of families in Muranga.

4. The aim is to rent housing for the use of the Field Coordinator and volunteers.

5. The aim is to pay the Field Coordinator a salary. The salary would be based
on Kenya's salaries and living standards.

6. Coordinate a Hope for Tomorrow event in Kenya during the year.

DOMESTIC WORK

1. Increase Hope for Tomorrow's communications in Finland. A new TV show
about Hope for Tomorrow's work is coming out in the fall of 2005.

2. In the fall of 2005, a team will conduct school visits in southern Finland. At the visits, a short film about life in the slums in Kenya (filmed in spring 2005) will be shown. A teacher from Kenya will come to visit the schools.

3. During the year, different Hope for Tomorrow events will be conducted
throughout Finland.

4. Cooperation with similar organizations will be increased.

Orivesi May 30, 2005
Outi Välimaa, Chairman HfT