Restored Minds AkiliCare Kenya - Remake

25/06/2026

Did you know Michael Jackson had vitiligo, and that is why it is celebrated on 25th June? The legendary musician lived with vitiligo for more than 20 years. After his death, vitiligo advocates, dermatological societies, and the Vitiligo Research Foundation joined forces to establish a dedicated day of awareness to break down societal barriers, champion the rights of all persons with vitiligo, and celebrate their unique beauty.

To commemorate the day, Africa Ability Trust is proud to partner with ROYAL PATCHES FOUNDATION and Vitiligo Society of Kenya-VISOKE Restored Minds AkiliCare Kenya - Remake our other incredible partners for a massive community event!

Event Details:
📅 Date: Saturday, 27 June 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
📍 Location: Charter Hall, Nairobi

What Will Happen (All Services are FREE!):
🩺 Free general medical screening
🤝 Free onsite assessment and consultations
🔬 Free dermatological screening
☀️ Free sunscreens
📋 Disability assessment for all persons with disabilities

Let's come together as a community to support, educate, and uplift one another. Whether you are living with vitiligo or want to stand as an advocate, you are welcome here.

📞 For more info, contact Royal Patches:
Tel: +254 794 256 038 / +254 703 353 973
Website: royal-patches.org
Email: [email protected]

See you there!

18/06/2026

16/06/2026

This month is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we are shining a special spotlight on men's mental health. We look back at the sessions we had with REMAKE led by Chebet Birir. Restored Minds AkiliCare Kenya - Remake is a faith-driven mental health organization.

At Africa Ability Trust, our daily mission is to advocate for persons with disabilities and their families. But we cannot talk about supporting families without talking about the mental well-being of the fathers and male caregivers who anchor them.

Taking care of a child with a disability comes with unique, heavy challenges. Too often, society expects men to be a silent "pillar of strength", to provide, protect, and never show vulnerability. This pressure causes many men to suffer in silence, battling severe burnout, anxiety and isolation while navigating the emotional and financial demands of caregiving.

What can society do to support male caregivers?
1. Let’s stop telling men to "man up." We need to create safe spaces where fathers can openly talk about their struggles without judgment.
2. Neighbors, friends, and religious leaders can step in to offer practical help, respite care, or simply a listening ear.
3. Ensure that community health initiatives explicitly include and welcome male caregivers of persons with disabilities.

In the end, we find that mental health is not a luxury, it is the very foundation of a resilient family. True inclusion and belonging means we must care for the minds of those who care for persons with disabilities

26/05/2026

Nairobi County
Nairobi initiative
Africa Ability Trust
Restored Minds AkiliCare Kenya - Remake
Jacque Kagwe Foundation.
TAAI MEDIA
Kenya
Kenya
Benter Owaka Foundation

09/05/2026

World Vitiligo Day 2026

Theme: From Stigma to Strength

On 27th June 2026, we come together to shift the narrative — from stigma and misunderstanding to strength, resilience, and informed care

Join us for a transformative day dedicated to skin health, awareness, and empowerment

Venue : Charter Hall, Nairobi
Time: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Planned activities:

• Dermatological screening for individuals living with vitiligo
• Free general medical screening
• On-site assessments and consultations to improve access to care and support

Through this initiative, we aim to:

• Break stigma and reshape public perception
• Promote early detection and preventive healthcare
• Strengthen support systems for individuals living with vitiligo

Save the date. Show up. Be part of the change

Let’s move **From Stigma to Strength* together.



Restored Minds AkiliCare Kenya - Remake
Africa Ability Trust
Thee Avannah
Jacque Kagwe Foundation.

08/05/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💚

No matter your age, life can feel overwhelming sometimes.
For the student trying to keep up, the parent carrying silent pressure, the young adult figuring life out, or the older generation holding years of unspoken emotions, mental health affects all of us.

Some days, we smile while struggling quietly. Some days we feel exhausted and don’t know how to explain it. And sometimes, all we need is someone to ask, “Are you really okay?”

This month is a reminder that it’s okay to slow down, to rest, to talk, to seek support, and to choose yourself too. Healing is not weakness, and asking for help should never feel shameful.

Be gentle with yourself and with others. Everyone is fighting battles we may never see. 💚

Remember this truth from God’s Word:
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28

You don’t have to carry it alone.

Jesus sees you, He cares for you, and His peace is for your mind, body, and spirit. Take one step today: breathe, pray, talk to someone. You are loved, you are seen, and your healing matters to God.

If you need someone to talk to. Call or WhatsApp us on 0703535351

Or

Email us at [email protected]

23/04/2026

Only a few hours left. ⏳
The Thrive Teens Experience Speaker Panel is happening tomorrow, and this is your final chance to secure a spot.
Join inspiring speakers and experts for powerful conversations on mental health, wellness, leadership, and personal growth.
📍 University of Nairobi
🗓 Friday, April 24th, 2026
⏰ 8 AM – 4 PM
Book now — limited slots remaining.
📞 0765 050 313 | 0703 535 351
🌐 www.carecall.co.ke⁠�

23/04/2026