WORK IN KENYA

1. Cooperation between Hope for Tomorrow and Camp David will continue to be developed during the year.

2. Support Application
The Finnish Foreign Ministry will be sent a development cooperation support
application in May 2006. A total of 110500 euros for 2007-2009 will be
requested for the Camp David Centre workshops: social and occupational
rehabilitation for Chaani slum residents, and Camp David's civic organization
training. We're hoping that the application is approved so work could begin
January 2007.

3. As a new area of development that began in Spring 2005, cooperation will be developed to support a rural area in Muranga, focusing on poor families,
especially helping single parents and/or orphans.

4. We will rent housing for the field coordinator and volunteers to use.

5. The field coordinator will receive a salary beginning from January 1, 2007. The salary would be based on Kenya's salaries and living standards.

6. We will coordinate a Hope for Tomorrow event in Kenya during the year.

DOMESTIC WORK

1. Hope for Tomorrow's communications in Finland will be increased.

2. Various Hope for Tomorrow events will be conducted throughout Finland
during the year.

3. Cooperation with similar organizations will be increased.

Orivesi May 30, 2006
Outi Välimaa, Chairman HfT