ADS Nyanza

28/08/2023

The word of the LORD came saying,Before i formed thee in the belly i knew thee, and before thou camest forth out of the womb i sanctified thee, and i ordained thee a prophet unto the nations. We thank thee Almighty God for identifying and nurturing The Rt. Rev’d Captain John O***a Omangi as the first Ordinary of the Episcopal See of Upper Southern Nyanza - Kisii and a Trustee of ADS-Nyanza Ltd. Congratulations our new Diocesan Bishop. The LORD shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore.

05/10/2020

An aircraft will only lift off the ground against resisting winds- equally man must see challenges as opportunity for lift off.

18/04/2019

our call now going forward is to undertake holistic transformation- based development for the GLORY OF GOD

22/09/2018

26/05/2018

*EMPLOYMENT VACANCY*
The ACK Development Services Nyanza Region Limited (ADS-Nyanza) is a Non Profit joint development agency of the five Anglican Church of Kenya Dioceses of Maseno South, Maseno West, Southern Nyanza, Bondo and Maseno East. The agency seeks to improve the quality of life of the rural communities and strives to achieve the fullness of life and integrity of creation through sustainable, participatory and integrated community development programs. It focuses on three key areas namely Health, Economic Empowerment and Food Security.
ADS-Nyanza is looking for a qualified and experienced personnel to fill in the following position
Project Cordinator Economic Empowerment
Job Summary
The project cordinator works to improve the economic livelihood of targeted communities through market access facilitation, farmer organization strengthening, financial access facilitation, business development provision, Monitoring and providing oversight to the field operations including supervising field project officers.
Reports To
The Programs Manager
Minimum Requirements
1. Bachelors of Science – Agri Business Option or Entrepreneurship from a University recognized by the Commission of Higher Education
2. Qualification in ICT will be an added advantage
3. At least 5 years’ experience in an equivalent position
4. Ability to drive at least class E and ride a motor cycle
5. Must be pleasant, with good communication skills and willing to work in challenging environments under pressure.
Submit applications via email, complete with CV, copies of certificates testimonials, names and telephone numbers of three professional referees, current and expected salary to reach the undersigned not later than 07st June 2018.
Executive Director
ADS- Nyanza
P.O. Box 2490 – 40100
Kisumu
Email: To [email protected]
C.C. [email protected]
Females are highly encouraged to apply.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

26/12/2017

30/10/2017

http://www.episcopalrelief.org/press-and-resources/press-releases/2017-press-releases/episcopal-relief-and-development-receives-14-million-conrad-n-hilton-foundation-grant-to-support-early-childhood-development-in-zambia-and-kenya

Episcopal Relief & Development Receives $1.4 Million Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Grant to Support Early Childhood Development in Zambia and Kenya  

26/07/2014

We are happy with this move

Archbishop Eliud Wabukala has written to the bishops of the Anglican Church of Kenya asking that they approve amendments to the language of the church’s constitution erasing any doubts that women priests are eligible for election to the episcopate.

20/12/2012

In 2011, thousands of Christian Aid supporters heard the story of Rogers Ochieng Otieno from Usenge, Kenya. For Rogers, Christmas Day was not a holiday. As a volunteer community health worker with the Rural Transport Network, run by Christian Aid and Virgin Unite, he would continue his work deliveri...

04/10/2012

Currently Bondo University College in Kisumu and ADS Nyanza, partner of ICCO, in the Kisumu district, are engaged together in breeding crickets in a laboratory and in market research. The first results are positive. Bondo University has successfully bred local crickets, confirming that crickets in Kenya are easily bred and not demanding in terms of housing and food. The next step is to provide farmers with the technical training for establishing a cricket farm. The ultimate goal is to create a sustainable value chain with small farmers, cooperatives and / or local entrepreneurs, so that crickets would be more widely grown, dried, ground and could be processed into flour, porridge, biscuits, bread, samosas or meatballs.

ICCO is working together with Dutch and Kenyan partners, to set up small cricket farms in the East African countries of Kenya and Uganda. This is how we create a new way of generating income for small farmers, stimulating the local market, and increasing the access to affordable and healthy food.