In a landmark commemoration in Mbita, ADS Nyanza joined the Homa Bay County Government to celebrate a profound victory for public health and family resilience. The atmosphere was one of jubilation, marked by the

This milestone represents the culmination of a rigorous 23-month journey. For nearly two years, these families were supported by consistent clinical care, specialized nutritional support, and unwavering monitoring by healthcare professionals and ADS Nyanza teams. It is a victory that proves that with the right intervention, the cycle of transmission can be broken forever.

“This success is a testament to the 'Global Fund'—the tireless dedication of PMTCT mothers, the guidance of Mentor Mothers, and the collaborative spirit of the Ministry of Health and ADS Nyanza teams.”

In the quiet village of Seka, Rachuonyo North Sub-County, a young woman’s courage ignited a powerful chain of events that would restore faith in justice for an entire community. On 19 November 2024, 24-year-old Stacy Akoth suffered a brutal assault at the hands of a neighbor. What could have become another silenced tragedy instead became a landmark victory.

The moment Stacy found the strength to speak out, paralegal Teresa Korinda of ADS Nyanza was by her side. Teresa offered more than legal advice—she offered hope. She held Stacy’s hand through every nerve-wracking court appearance and provided the counselling needed to rebuild a life violence had tried to shatter.

On 13 November 2025, the Kendu Bay Law Courts delivered a moment Stacy will never forget. Senior Magistrate Hon. Ezekiel Obina reviewed the overwhelming evidence and convicted the perpetrator, sentencing him to ten years’ imprisonment. As the verdict was read, tears of relief streamed down Stacy’s face—not just for herself, but for every woman who has ever feared her voice would not be heard.