Stand with Kenya’s caregivers

Every family we reach starts with a person, an organisation or a school that decided to help. Here is how you can take part.

Your gift funds county meetings, caregiver training and help with registration paperwork.

Organisations, schools, hospitals and professionals can support families through therapy, screening, training and inclusive services.

Share your skills: legal, health, education, communications or simply time at county events.

Share the Linda Watoto message, invite our team to speak, and press your county to fund inclusion.

Where your gift goes

Small gifts, practical change

We keep things simple. Donations support the work that helps families reach the services they are entitled to.

County caregiver meetingsBringing families together close to home.
Caregiver trainingRights, registration, care skills and self-care.
Registration paperworkHelping families get assessed and registered with NCPWD.

Write to us for current giving details. We will share the official channels and send you an acknowledgement.

Stay safe. Only give through channels confirmed directly by NCP-CDK.

Partnerships

We welcome partners who share our commitment to children with disabilities and their families.

Inclusive admissions, teacher awareness, parent forums.

Screening, assessments, therapy and referrals.

Sponsorship, employee giving, caregiver-friendly workplaces.

Programmes, research and training at scale.

In the live site, our team would now receive your enquiry. For now, please email info.ncpcdk@gmail.com.

Speak up

County budgets decide much of what families experience. Use public participation forums, letters and meetings to ask for these.

Fund inclusion in the county budgetA clear budget line for disability services, devices and inclusive early childhood education.
Waive disability assessment feesSo that cost is never the reason a child goes unregistered.
Involve parents and caregivers in planningNothing about our children with disabilities without us.
Make public buildings and services accessibleIncluding county offices, health facilities and schools.
Support registration drivesEspecially around the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3 December.