We all know the importance of a Temple in an Indian Society. The temples have always remained an important part of the society since the ancient times and they have been a great strengthening factor in keeping the people united and also kept the torch of dharma. The disturbed minds can find peace in the shrines and idols of the temple. The temples have facilitated the propagation of religion, language, music, dance and other ­fine arts in the society. All these got great encouragement and provided pure and uplifting environment to the devotees. Being the center of learning, the temples helped in the acquisition and propagation of knowledge. The temples were shelter for both the scholars and students of the society. Thus the temple all in all in the social life of our country for centuries. We, the residents of Nairobi from India living or settled in this Part of the world, Nairobi, Kenya are fortunate and blessed to have our Traditional Temples where  we can visit every day. Our children are our most important treasure and every  one of us wants their younger generations to follow our tradition, culture and grow up with all the values in their  lives as well. So it is our duty to maintain our Temple for the Generations to come.

The Managing committee has been continuously striving to provide the best possible facilities and spiritual atmosphere at the temple.
But with very limited population of our community here, in Nairobi, Kenya, we ­find it difficult to run or maintain our temple and do the daily rituals as the cost is escalating every day.
For the day to day maintenance of Ayyappa Temple, we have introduced a scheme whereby every family contribute a sum of Ksh. 2,000/-per month.

The ATM scheme offers one free SARVAMANGALA POOJA in your family name on any day of your choice which includes, Ganapathy Homam, Various Abhishekam, Archana, Chuttu Vilakku etc
 We request you to book your preferred dates any time and any day during the year. We are making this humble appeal to the Devotees for their support and maintain the temple in the manner that they would  like to see, by contributing to the Ayyappa Temple Maintenance (ATM).