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Our Mission
To improve the lives of those who are most needy and disadvantaged.
To provide shelter. To help those who are down.
To love, to support and to respect all.
To carry out the work as necessary.
To provide education, therapy, food and supplies to those who are most in need.
To offer support to children with special needs through our day care centre program.
To change a life through education, therapy and skills.
To change a day through fun, laughter and love.
Charity to change a young child’s life so to change their adult future
By making a charitable contribution today to the education of a child, the nourishment of a child and the skills of a child can help us to help these children. We strive to secure their future to pave the way for bright minds, full bellies, a skill, a will …. a way. We choose not where we are born, we choose not to whom we are born. We can however choose to help those who have no means to help themselves. We are humankind. Humans being kind.
We Help Improve Special & Troubled Lives

On the ground projects

Joy Slum School
Joy Slum School. Joy Slum school is primary school to presently 516 pupils. We work with Joy Slum School when…

Shimo Dump
Shimo dump is exactly what it says, a dump, a rubbish dump. A dump in which families live in slums.…

On The Ground Projects
Whistle is a ‘hands on and on the ground’ charity. We identify a need; we act on that need as…
Upcoming Events
Due to COVID19 we are currently unable to book any indoor events.
Carauntoohill, Ireland’s highest peak
Carauntoohill, Irelands highest peak
JFK 50 mile challenge in Kerry
JFK 50 mile challenge Challenge in Kerry. We are having our first GoFundMe weekend event due to the on-going Covid19
Awesome team
Our Volunteers

Caroline Cullen
Founder of WhistleI am so immensely proud of Whistle as are all my family. It is a small charity that makes such a big difference on the ground. We are committed to the work we do, we are a hands on charity.

Peter
Hosey
TrusteeTo be part of the Whistle family is a real honour. To be a part of the work we do is a privilege..

Maria
Farrell
SecretaryI first became interested in charity work when I trekked for Barretstown to Vietnam in 2006. This was where I met Caroline and we continued our friendship by going on other treks together and finally helping to build an orphanage in Lesotho.

Colm
Coates
Trustee.It started as a once off trip to help out, now I’m hooked and will continue to be hooked for as long as I can.
How
Can you help?
Would you like to be a volunteer, step this way. We are looking for volunteers to help us build in June 2022. You will be in both rural Nairobi and Nairobi City. You will be ‘hands on, on the ground’ volunteer. You will build, you will visit mud houses and slums, you will visit families, you will visit centres, you will be a part of their world for 2 weeks. Its a life changing experience, one that will humble you bring you great joy. It will be both sad and rewarding. You will be in the best of hands at all times. To learn more…...
Thank you
for your
on-going support
and continued
donations !!!!
