Purpose
To provide an accessible community space for learning, digital training, information, referrals, and collaboration.
Key activities
- Assisting community members to access online public services, including eCitizen, Kenya Revenue Authority tax services, NCPWD services, and other government platforms
- Providing information about disability rights, education, health, social protection, assistive devices, and livelihood opportunities
- Supporting persons with disabilities to obtain information about registration with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities
- Providing referrals to government departments, schools, healthcare facilities, rehabilitation providers, legal services, and social-protection programs
- Hosting mentorship sessions, community meetings, disability-awareness forums, and capacity-building workshops
- Providing an inclusive meeting space for persons with disabilities, caregivers, community groups, volunteers, and partner organisations
- Supporting collaboration among schools, community organisations, government agencies, donors, and other development partners
Intended outcomes
- Improved local access to information and digital tools
- Greater participation in learning and community activities
- Stronger connections between residents and service providers
- A sustainable community base for disability-inclusive programs
Reported impact
Impact in 2024–2025
CLIP-KENYA established and equipped one Community Resource Hub program in Ogongo. The centre provided a base for digital-literacy training, educational support, community meetings, referrals, mentorship, and disability-information activities.
Impact: July 2025–July 2026
Through collaboration with Lutheran Braille Workers, CLIP-KENYA received accessible reading materials for persons with visual impairments, including Braille Bibles. These materials have improved access to information, learning, and spiritual resources. CLIP-KENYA also plans to mobilise large-print materials for people with low vision, further strengthening inclusive access to information through the Community Resource Hub program.
Who can contact us
Persons with disabilities, caregivers, learners, volunteers, and partner organizations may contact CLIP-KENYA about activities at the Community Resource Hub program.
Free information, digital support, online services, referrals, and guidance on available opportunities.