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ADDA is participating in #GivingTuesday2020 aligning it with the International Day for PwDs! #GivingTuesday is a global day of giving that takes place 1st Dec.2020. We'd love if you participate with us by supporting a child/learner with disabilities 👇secure.changa.co.ke/myweb/share/43…

we aligned on a shared vision for the inclusion of women and girls with visual impairment in the education and livelihood sectors. We look forward to the collaborative work ahead as we co-create solutions grounded in lived experiences. @CBMKenya

We officially launched the Visual Impairment Inclusion Scorecard (VIISC) Project, convening key stakeholders, including OPD networks for women and girls with visual impairment, manufacturers, and national and county-level stakeholders #VIISC #husishwasasa #disabilityinclusion

As we prepare to launch the Visual Impairment Inclusion Score Card (VIISC)—an accountability tool linking women and girls with Visual Impairment to service providers and assistive devices—we take a step toward addressing the unique challenges they face #VIISC #disabilityinclusion

Women and girls with Visual Impairment face intersectional challenges stemming from multiple marginalized identities that shape their experiences and opportunities in healthcare, education, and livelihoods. #VIISC #husishwasasa #disabilityinclusion

As we prepare to launch the Visual Impairment Inclusion Score Card (VIISC)—an accountability tool linking women and girls with Visual Impairment to service providers and assistive devices—we take a step toward addressing the unique challenges they face #VIISC #disabilityinclusion

Women and girls with Visual Impairment face intersectional challenges stemming from multiple marginalized identities that shape their experiences and opportunities in healthcare, education, and livelihoods.

Purple Day is an initiative aimed at increasing awareness of epilepsy, a condition that affects 2 in every 100 Kenyans, by breaking down attitudinal barriers, reducing stigma, and advocating for access to specialized care. #PurpleDay #EpilepsyAwareness #HusishwaSasa

Purple Day is an initiative aimed at increasing awareness of epilepsy, a condition that affects 2 in every 100 Kenyans, by breaking down attitudinal barriers, reducing stigma, and advocating for access to specialized care. #PurpleDay #EpilepsyAwareness #HusishwaSasa

This year's World Down Syndrome Day commemorates standing together against loneliness. This means friendship, meaningful connections, belonging, and being valued at our schools, jobs, and society. #WorldDownSyndromeDay #WDSD2026 #husishwasasa

This year's World Down Syndrome Day commemorates standing together against loneliness. This means friendship, meaningful connections, belonging, and being valued at our schools, jobs, and society. #WorldDownSyndromeDay #WDSD2026 #husishwasasa

This year's World Down Syndrome Day commemorates standing together against loneliness. This means friendship, meaningful connections, belonging, and being valued at our schools, jobs, and society. #WorldDownSyndromeDay #WDSD2026 #husishwasasa

#CerebralPalsyAwareness #disabilityinclusion #husishwasasa

Both Reasonable Accommodation and Accessibility are pillars of Inclusion, as they contribute to Persons with Disabilities living independently in all aspects of life. Here is a diagram highlighting their key differences. #DisabilityInclusion #husishwasasa

#disabilityinclusion #husishwasasa

Access to healthcare is a fundamental right, yet many persons with disabilities still face barriers in hospitals. Creating barrier-free health facilities is essential to ensure everyone can receive care with dignity, independence, and safety. #DisabilityInclusion #husishwasasa

Access to healthcare is a fundamental right, yet many persons with disabilities still face barriers in hospitals. Creating barrier-free health facilities is essential to ensure everyone can receive care with dignity, independence, and safety. #DisabilityInclusion #husishwasasa

Access to healthcare is a fundamental right, yet many persons with disabilities still face barriers in hospitals. Creating barrier-free health facilities is essential to ensure everyone can receive care with dignity, independence, and safety. #DisabilityInclusion #husishwasasa

ADDA extends the most profound condolences to Machakos County Senator Hon. Agnes Kavindu and family, following the passing of her son, Moses Muthama. We continue to keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

As Kenya looks ahead to co-hosting the AFCON tournament in 2027, we advocate for the importance of Inclusive Design in sports stadiums to ensure that all spectators, regardless of disability, are included in the experience and social connection that sports create. #AFCON2027