Daystar University Library University Services Department , in collaboration with Home Health Education Service hosts an interactive book exhibition at the Nairobi Campus.

[March 13, 2025] Daystar University Library Services Department, in collaboration with Home Health Education Service hosted an interactive book exhibition at the Nairobi Campus.   Home Health Education Service is a well-known bookstore that caters to families in Kenya. 

The exhibition aimed at influencing students to adopt a reading culture and use the university library resources available both in print and digital form to support their academic and personal development pursuits.

The exhibition was carefully planned to present books that not only addressed important social, psychological, and health-related issues, but to also cater to students’ academic needs.

Through presentation of a list of titles, Home Health Education Service welcomed students to read books that enhance self-awareness, mental wellness, and making wise choices.

One of the books that stood out in the exhibition was “Educational Research Methods: A Functional Approach”,  authored by  Daystar University Vice Chancellor  Prof. Laban P. Ayiro,  which he also donated to the Library.

As a key resource for students in education and research-related fields, Prof. Ayiro’s book offers practical guidance on conducting educational research which is a crucial skill for students looking to pursue higher academic goals. Prof. Ayiro’s donation to the library further underscored Daystar University’s commitment to equipping its students with readily available, quality resources.

With a focus on advocating for a reading culture, the exhibition emphasized the value of utilizing library services. Daystar University Library provides various physical and digital resources that can assist students towards attaining their academic goals and personal development. By inviting students to access these resources, the exhibition helped to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application, thereby facilitating students to effectively utilize available resources.

The exhibition was very successful in that it sparked conversations among students regarding mental health, family relationships, and societal problems. It was also a platform where the students could appreciate the value of reading and gain knowledge on their future professions and personal growth.

The exhibition, students about the transformative power of knowledge for academic growth and personal enrichment. The collaboration between Home Health Education Service and Daystar University Library Services is a perfect example of the importance of partnerships that focus on the holistic development of students.

As the event concluded, its  profound and lasting impact on the University community was evident. With continued support from organizations such as Home Health Education Service, coupled with Daystar University’s dedication to sustaining the provision of essential resources, the future for Daystar students appears brighter, healthier, and better informed. The popularity of this exhibition echoes just one of several milestones in the development of a society that embraces lifelong learning, mental health, and family togetherness, values which will certainly continue to influence the future development of Kenyan societies.

Home Health Education Service is more than the conventional definition of a bookstore. It is a source of light and information for Kenyan families. It seeks to empower families with the necessary knowledge on various pertinent issues, such as social issues, psychological health, mental health, and interpersonal relationships within the family as well as interpersonal relationships with friends. Through the provision of books that explore these significant fields, Home Health Education Service seeks to equip families to live healthier and more peaceful lives. The organization’s vision extends beyond just selling books, as it strives to foster a well-educated society that can handle the challenges of life.