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Wholesome & Dignified Living — serving Kenya’s North Rift

ADS North Rift

About ADS North Rift

The Church’s development arm in the North Rift.

Anglican Development Services North Rift brings the Anglican Church of Kenya’s commitment to human dignity into everyday community life.

We work within Eldoret Diocese, Kapsabet Diocese, Kitale Diocese, Kapenguria Diocese and Lodwar Missionary Area, translating the Church’s commitment to holistic human development into community-centred programmes and partnerships.

ADS-NRR maintains its own organisational identity, governance and operational management while remaining connected to the Church and accountable to its stakeholders.

Our Christian faith shapes our service to people of all faiths and backgrounds. Communities lead the process: identifying their priorities, using their strengths and working with us towards lasting change.

Our place in the Anglican family
Community members learning bookkeeping during a microfinance session

Community voice and local knowledge inform how programmes are designed and delivered.

One commitment to wholesome and dignified living.

For the Anglican Church, caring for people includes their spiritual, social and material wellbeing. Anglican Development Services gives practical expression to that commitment through community development.

Anglican Church of KenyaOur Church

Our roots are in the Church’s Christian mission of service. Its dioceses and congregations connect faith with the daily lives and needs of communities.

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ADS KenyaThe wider development network

Anglican Development Services Kenya supports the Church’s social development work nationally, connecting regional ADS organisations through coordination, technical support and advocacy.

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ADS North RiftOur work with local communities

We are the regional organisation serving Nandi, Uasin Gishu, Elgeyo Marakwet, Trans Nzoia, Turkana and West Pokot. Together with communities, the Church and other partners, we turn shared priorities into practical programmes.

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Our vision and mission

Vision Statement

Sustainable Organization working with communities that live Godly and dignified lives.

Mission Statement

Building partnerships with communities and enabling them to exercise their God-given potentials in addressing their needs.

What makes our role distinct

ADS North Rift works at the meeting point of community leadership, church networks, public systems and development partnerships.

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Faith-rooted identity

Our Christian identity grounds a commitment to dignity, compassion, justice and service to all people.

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People-Owned Processes

Communities lead their own development through PoP: identifying priorities, analysing options, taking action and reflecting on change. We facilitate and accompany the process.
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Convening partnerships

We connect communities, government, church and development partners around shared outcomes.

The values we live by

THISS brings together the five values that guide our work, our relationships and our service to communities.

  1. Transparency & Accountability

    We are committed to conducting our activities with complete openness.

  2. Honesty

    We are committed to being sincere, loyal and trustworthy in all our undertakings.

  3. Integrity

    We are committed to moral uprightness, doing the right thing in an open, fair and respectful manner in all our dealings to create a strong, credible and reputable organisation.

  4. Stewardship

    We are committed to effective use of resources entrusted to us, including knowledge, time, skills and capabilities.

  5. Servant Leadership

    We are committed to discharging quality service to all, irrespective of race, age, colour, tribe, sex, religion, political opinion or affiliation, nationality, social origin, marital status, HIV status or disability.

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Responsible stewardship is part of the work.

Trust depends on more than good intentions. It requires clear responsibilities, careful use of resources, evidence of progress and accessible ways for stakeholders to ask questions.

  • Community participation and feedback
  • Programme learning and evidence
  • Transparent partner communication

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See how our identity translates into action.