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Nestled in the heart of Narok County, Kenya, Erupata is a thriving Maasai community where tradition and resilience blend seamlessly with innovation. With its breathtaking savannahs, rolling hills, and proximity to the world-famous Maasai Mara, Erupata is a land of natural beauty and deep cultural heritage. For generations, the community has relied on livestock keeping, beadwork, and eco-tourism, but a transformative shift is now taking place, one that is redefining livelihoods and improving child well-being.

A story of humble beginnings, determination and resilience.

In a world where development efforts shape lives, the Anglican Development Services (ADS) stands as a pillar of transformation across Kenya. This week, a critical milestone was achieved as Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Officers from ADS’ 10 regional offices convened at ACK St. Julian Conference Centre, Limuru under the guidance of Dr. Edwine (M&E Consultant and Executive Director) of Move On Afrika Consultancy. Their mission was clear: to consolidate the 2024 ADS Kenya report—an undertaking that would not only assess the progress made but also refine strategies for the future.

The year 2025 began on a high note at the Erupata Compassion-Assisted Project (KE 219 CDC), the Project Patron, Ven. Naikumi, chaired the first monthly meeting of the year for the ASM and the Project Caregivers. The meetings brought together the Accountability Structured Members (ASM) to address areas of priority and key issues of concern as well as provide the caregivers with project updates, upcoming events and emerging issues surrounding their duties and responsibilities as caregivers

Yesterday(17.12.24), the entire organization came together in a very colourful ceremony at Kericho to bid farewell to the Outgoing ADS SR Executive Director, a woman who has been much more than a leader—she’s been the heart, soul, and engine of innovation at ADS SR: Mrs. Mary Naikumi!!.