A Day of Hope:
Dedication of the Multipurpose Hall at Ewuaso Osiligi Rescue Center
The sun rose gently over the hills of Ewuaso Kedong, ushering in a day unlike any other - a day of thanksgiving, unity, and renewed hope. The dedication of the new multipurpose hall at Ewuaso Osiligi Rescue Center was not just the unveiling of a building, but a powerful testament to what compassion and vision can achieve.
Graced by Bishop Melio, alongside board members from both KSOH and EOC, the event drew hundreds from the local Maasai community, all eager to witness and celebrate this milestone. Laughter, music, and joy filled the air as the community came together—tribes, faiths, and generations under one roof built to serve, nurture, and empower.
But the most compelling moment came when the rescued girls took the stage. Their drama on FGM and early forced marriage was not only poignant. It was transformative. With raw emotion and courage, they told their stories, stories that mirrored the lives of many in the crowd. For the Maasai community, it was not just theatre; it was a mirror, a challenge, and a call to action.
As the final applause rang out, there was a palpable sense that something had shifted. Minds were stirred, hearts were opened, and the purpose of the hall became clear: It would be a beacon of change, a place where voices once silenced would now be heard.
In every brick and beam, hope has found a home at Osiligi.
June 2025