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Finance Department

Financial Stewardship for Evangelization and Growth.

The Finance Administrator of the Catholic Diocese of Maralal is entrusted with the stewardship of the Church’s temporal goods, ensuring that all financial resources are managed with integrity, transparency, and accountability. Guided by Gospel values, Canon Law, and best financial practices, the office supports the Bishop and diocesan leadership in directing resources toward evangelization, pastoral care, and sustainable development for the good of the Church and the fait

Our Mission

To ensure the financial integrity, transparency, and efficiency of the organization by providing accurate accounting, reporting, and analysis, supporting sound decision-making, safeguarding assets, and promoting compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and policies in the Diocese

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Core Duties & Responsibilities

The Finance Department carries out a wide range of critical functions that ensure the Diocese’s financial resources are managed responsibly, transparently, and efficiently. These include:

Office of finance Administrator

  • Financial Planning and Budgeting – Assists in preparing and monitoring budgets to ensure funds are used efficiently.

  • Accounting and Record-Keeping – Maintains accurate financial records, including ledgers, receipts, and payments.

  • Cash and Fund Management – Oversees collection, disbursement, and safekeeping of funds.

  • Financial Reporting – Prepares periodic financial statements and reports for management and stakeholders.

  • Expense Control – Monitors spending, approves expenditures, and ensures adherence to financial policies.

  • Compliance and Audit Support – Ensures financial practices follow regulations and supports internal/external audits.

  • Financial Advisory – Provides guidance to leadership on budgeting, investments, and resource allocation decisions.

Office of Accountant

  • Financial Oversight – Supervises all accounting activities to ensure accuracy and compliance.

  • Record-Keeping & Ledger Management – Maintains detailed financial records, journals, and ledgers.

  • Financial Reporting – Prepares timely financial statements, management reports, and analysis.

  • Budget Monitoring – Tracks budgets, monitors expenditures, and advises on adjustments.

  • Audit Coordination – Facilitates internal and external audits and ensures compliance with policies.

  • Cash & Fund Management – Oversees cash flow, banking transactions, and proper allocation of funds.

  • Regulatory Compliance – Ensures adherence to statutory requirements, financial policies, and organizational guidelines.

  • Financial Advisory – Provides informed advice to leadership on financial decisions, investments, and resource utilization.

  • Supervision & Mentoring – Guides and trains accounting staff to maintain high standards of accuracy and efficiency.

Enabling ministry through responsible financial stewardship

we are committed to managing the Diocese’s resources with transparency, integrity, and accountability. By ensuring accurate financial reporting, prudent resource allocation, and responsible stewardship, we uphold trust and fairness, recognizing that accountability makes us equal partners in supporting the mission and ministries of the Diocese