Jaldesa, Marsabit County – Today marked a joyous milestone as the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Relocation Project was officially launched in Jaldesa. This transformative initiative saw 11 displaced families receive essential construction materials—including timber, iron square tubes, nails, cement, ridges, doors, and windows—to begin rebuilding their homes and restoring stability to their lives.
Restoring Dignity and Stability
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The project seeks to bring hope and dignity back to families who have suffered displacement by providing the tools and resources needed to rebuild homes and restart life afresh. Beyond meeting immediate shelter needs, this initiative represents an investment in the long-term resilience and empowerment of communities affected by displacement.
Event Highlights
The launch was graced by key diocesan leaders and partners, including:
Ven. Canon Mark Kargi – Diocesan Administrative Secretary
Rev. Joseph Kesho – Marsabit Archdeacon
Rev. Kennedy Akhongo – Cathedral Provost
Rev. Jomo Nderitu – Missions & Evangelism Director / Diocesan Youth Officer
Ven. Michael Araru – Diocesan Education Secretary
Samwel Galgallo Jirmo – Director, Generate Project
Their presence highlighted the importance of collaboration and faith-driven service in addressing humanitarian needs.
Gratitude to Our Partners
The Diocese extends heartfelt appreciation to Anglican Aid Australia 🌏 for their generous funding and unwavering commitment to improving lives through this impactful project. Their support has made it possible to not only provide materials but also restore hope, dignity, and a brighter future for families in Jaldesa.
Conclusion: A Step Toward Healing and Rebuilding
The launch of the IDPs Relocation Project in Jaldesa is more than a distribution of materials—it is a symbol of solidarity, compassion, and the church’s commitment to serving those in need. As families rebuild their homes, we remain prayerful that this initiative will continue to inspire resilience and strengthen community bonds.
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To God be the Glory!
