Purpose
To reduce disability-related stigma, increase awareness of disability rights, and encourage inclusive practices in schools and communities across Suba North Constituency and surrounding areas of Homa Bay County.
Key activities
- School disability-awareness sessions
- Community forums and public education
- Disability-rights information and registration with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities
- Inclusive-education advocacy
- Engagement with teachers, caregivers, and community leaders
- Referrals for disability-related services
Intended outcomes
- Improved understanding of disability rights
- More positive attitudes toward persons with disabilities
- Greater participation of learners with disabilities in school life
- Stronger cooperation among schools, caregivers, and community leaders
- Safer and more inclusive environments for children with disabilities
Reported impact
Impact in 2024–2025
CLIP-KENYA conducted a disability-awareness program at Lambwe Comprehensive and Waringa Primary School, reaching more than 500 learners and 32 teachers. We also conducted school and community visits and provided disability-inclusion training for focal-point teachers and community leaders.
CLIP-KENYA supported 27 people with disabilities from the Lambwe East and West area by registering through the National Council for Persons with Disabilities.
Impact in 2026 (January to June)
10 people with disabilities from the Lambwe East and West areas registered through the National Council for Persons with Disabilities.
Who can contact us
Schools, caregivers, community groups, local leaders, and persons with disabilities may contact CLIP-KENYA about disability-awareness and inclusion activities.
Join us in building disability-inclusive schools and communities.