Wayne Martin

Since his life changing visit to Kenya in 2000, Wayne has been financially supporting poverty relief. Prior to his involvement in full time humanitarian work Wayne had a varied career, including: financial services, sales and marketing consultant, national training manager, natural health services and building and finance consultant.

In 2005 Wayne helped to establish the World Health & Humanitarian Foundation, it was at this time the whhf motto was coined: Helping You to Help Others!

Helping to relieve poverty and helping others do the same has become Wayne's life work.

Wayne says, "I cannot recall a more positively exhilarating experience in my working life than being directly involved in saving lives and helpings others do the same. That's why I want to share this experience with as many people as possible worldwide. We can substantially change things for the better by working together as a global team!"

Peter Hewitt

Peter and his wife Sylvia first arrived in Kenya Feb 2001. Their commitment to the people and their needs in this 3rd world country is exceptional. Peter previously experienced extreme poverty conditions while working in India in 1995.

Before commencing fulltime humanitarian work, part of Peter's background was in project management. He also spent many years in agriculture; wheat farming, small cash crops and organic farming. As a local project, Peter and the Team in Kenya are producing an excellent organic fertilizer. This project not only provides local employment and raises funds for orphaned children but has the potential to help thousands of farmers rebuild their land after years of over-use of chemical fertilizers.

For several months after the December '07 Kenyan election, tribal violence caused the displacement of much of Kenya's population. Peter was instrumental in the relocation of many of these displaced people back to their ancestral homes to be reunited with their families.

Peter says, "As we travel around the villages and country side the evidence of suffering is very apparent, but the knowledge that the whhf has such caring Supporters is extremely comforting, they help us make a huge difference in the lives of so many. The results of our work are very rewarding."

Eric Mambuya Amuyunzu

Eric was born and raised in Kenya's Western Province and is acutely aware of the enormous needs for the work of the whhf in his part of the world.

From a varied background including gardener and taxi driver, Eric began doing Social Work in 2003, advancing the interests of orphaned children by promoting their needs for care and protection.

In Community Social Development, Eric's role was to promote the wellbeing of the needy and marginalized members of the community through the provision of support to local initiatives in health, HIV/ AIDS support programs, agricultural education, water supplies and sanitation. Eric certainly comes well equipped to perform his role as whhf's Social Development Coordinator.

Eric says, "I feel very blessed to be part of an organization that has done so much good in my own country and I am privileged to be able to contribute in some small way to the life saving work of the whhf. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the whhf Supporters for their continued help as we all work together to change lives for the better".