House of Plenty International

House of Plenty International is the social justice and environmental impact arm of BBA Advocates, rooted in the belief that children deserve protection, communities need empowerment, and trees must be planted for generations to thrive.

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Guided by the mantra “Children. Rights. Duties. Trees.”, HOPI works at the intersection of child rights advocacy, climate justice, and community-led environmental restoration. We mobilize legal tools, education, and grassroots action to protect vulnerable children, promote duty-bearer accountability, and restore ecosystems.

Our Core Areas of Work:

Child Rights & Protection: Legal awareness, strategic litigation, and policy advocacy to defend and advance the rights of children.
Duties Awareness: Empowering families, schools, and state institutions to fulfill their duties to children and nature.
Trees for Justice: Spearheading tree-planting campaigns in schools and communities, linking reforestation with children’s rights and environmental education.

Our Impact Vision:

HOPI envisions a world where every child lives in dignity, every duty-bearer is accountable, and every tree planted becomes a symbol of justice.

Founder, House of Plenty International

Brian Awuonda is the visionary founder of House of Plenty International, a transformative children’s movement that champions the principle: “Where there is a right, there is a duty.” With a unique focus on empowering children—including those with special needs, those living on the streets, and those from all religious backgrounds—HOPI created a platform where young minds become educators through a peer-led model called “Children Teachers.” Under his leadership, the movement rehabilitates street children through tree planting and environmental conservation, cultivating both dignity and stewardship. Guided by the mantra “Children, Rights, Duties, and Trees,” House of Plenty International has become a beacon of hope and transformation, reaching children wherever they are and inspiring them to shape a more just and sustainable world.

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Chief Operations Officer (COO), House of Plenty International

Naom Moraa Nyariki is a passionate child rights advocate, program leader, and social innovator dedicated to empowering children and transforming communities. She serves as the Chief Operations Officer at House of Plenty International (HOPI), a groundbreaking child-centered initiative under the BBA Advocates umbrella.

Naom is the architect of the Universal Rights and Duties of the Child Curriculum, a first-of-its-kind framework that translates all 42 rights under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) into practical, actionable duties. For every right, she developed three corresponding duties, nurturing a culture of responsibility alongside rights.

Her visionary work birthed the “Children Teachers” model, a transformative approach where children themselves become peer educators of rights and duties. This movement empowers children to lead from within, equipping them to be responsible citizens, family members, and community change agents. The model has not only been adopted in local schools and communities but is also inspiring global conversations on child empowerment and rights-based education.

Beyond curriculum development, Naom has spearheaded innovative programs that integrate child rights, family interventions, civic education, and environmental stewardship.

With a Bachelor’s Degree in Procurement and Supply Chain Management (Honors) from Maseno University, Naom brings technical expertise in strategic management, accountability, and systems strengthening. She has successfully overseen multi-stakeholder projects, partnerships, and safeguarding frameworks, embedding transparency and child protection at every stage.

Naom’s career is defined by her commitment to innovation, accountability, and social transformation. She continues to champion HOPI’s mission of raising a generation of children who understand their rights, embrace their duties, and lead the way in building stronger, more sustainable communities across Kenya and beyond.

With a nurturing spirit and a powerful voice for justice, Naom also oversees family-centered interventions, school programs, mentorship sessions, and community collaborations that place the child at the center of social transformation.

Her ability to bridge administrative rigor with heartfelt advocacy makes her one of the strongest pillars behind House of Plenty International’s vision — to raise a generation that understands its rights, lives out its responsibilities, and protects Mother Earth with love and purpose.