These are public programmes. NCP-CDK helps members understand the rules, prepare their papers and follow up.
Start with registration. Almost every programme below asks for your child’s NCPWD registration. See how to register.
Wheelchairs, crutches, hearing aids, calipers, surgical boots and prosthetics are available through the government’s disability funds.
NCPWD offers scholarships and education assistance from primary school through TVET and university. In 2024 the government reported awarding 2,500 scholarships to learners with disabilities.
Registration helps families enrol in the Social Health Authority. The Ministry of Health has said assistive devices fall under SHA benefits, while advocates petitioned in March 2026 for fuller cover of devices such as prosthetics and hearing aids.
Households that care for a person with severe disability, adult or child, can apply for the Persons with Severe Disabilities Cash Transfer. Payments reach a bank account every two months in all 47 counties.
We explain the rules and who qualifies in plain language.
We help you get the right documents ready the first time.
We show you where and how to apply, online or in person.
We help members follow up when applications are delayed.
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.
