Each programme answers a real barrier our members raised — not a template of services.
Community forums, self-advocacy training and representation at ward and county level, so persons with disabilities take part in decisions about budgets, services and public facilities rather than hearing about them afterwards.
Assessment referrals and provision of mobility, hearing and vision aids, paired with practical help to obtain NCPWD registration, disability cards and medical assessments.
Vocational and digital skills training, entrepreneurship coaching and start-up support for young people, with places reserved for young persons with disabilities.
Keeping learners with disabilities in school: fee and materials support, teacher and peer sensitisation, accessibility improvements, and parent support groups.
Savings and table-banking circles for members and caregivers, psychosocial support groups, and outreach linking underserved households to health, nutrition and social protection services.
Every programme above runs on funding and hands-on partners. Tell AbledFirst Kenya which one you'd like to support.
A public page — who we are, what we're raising for, and a receipt for every shilling given, sent straight to the donor's phone. Verified by CECF staff.
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