Our work in pictures
Walks, meetings, clinics and campaigns across Kenya. We are collecting photos from our county coordinators and will keep adding them here.
National Mega Walk
Kenya Institute of Special Education, Kasarani · 16 May 2026. Families from all 47 counties walked for disability inclusion, joined by humanitarian ambassador Obidan Dela.
National strategic engagement
Central Park Hotel, Nairobi. Parents and caregivers aligned the strategic plan for structured advocacy.
State of Disability feature
Signs TV interview with our leaders and parents on turning lived experience into advocacy.
Mashujaa Day 2024
Our National Chairperson Jonathan Metet was named a National Hero (Human Rights) by the President.
County caregiver meetings
Peer support circles where caregivers share what works, county by county.
Registration clinics
Helping families get assessed at gazetted hospitals and registered with NCPWD on eCitizen.
Linda Watoto campaign
Community sensitisation to end the hiding of children with disabilities.
Therapy & screening days
Screening, assessments and referrals with partner hospitals and therapists.
Partner forums
Schools, hospitals, businesses and NGOs planning inclusion together.
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Share your photos. County coordinators and members can send event photos to info.ncpcdk@gmail.com for inclusion here. Please only share photos of children whose parents or guardians have consented.
NCP-CDK in the media
Interviews and reports featuring our leaders, parents and campaigns.
Parents at the frontline: turning lived experience into disability advocacy
Media Coordinator Faith Mbusi and Mrs. Wincate on the cost of therapy, mobile services for rural families and organised parental advocacy.
signstv.co.ke (opens in a new tab) Signs TV · NewsSenate debate sparks concern over proposed caregiver stipend
National Chairperson Jonathan Metet on why KSh 2,000 a month does not match families’ real costs of KSh 50,000–60,000.
signstv.co.ke (opens in a new tab) Kulan PostKenyan parents unite, demand better support for children with disabilities
Our founding statement: born not from political motives but from shared pain, lived experience, and love for our children.
kulanpost.co.ke (opens in a new tab)You do not have to do this alone
Join thousands of Kenyan parents and caregivers who stand together for their children. One registration fee, a small monthly ratiba, and a community behind you.