Mr and Miss Autism Kenya

Mr and Miss Autism Kenya Mr and Miss autism Kenya πŸ‡°πŸ‡ͺ is an initiative to create autism awareness and promote talents.

We are young people making a difference through this pageant by creating autism awareness and intervention programs to assist children and adults living with autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders.

Sometimes a parent arrives at one of our events simply planning to watch their child perform.They leave having met four ...
18/09/2026

Sometimes a parent arrives at one of our events simply planning to watch their child perform.

They leave having met four other families. Someone shares a contact. Someone else recommends a school that worked for their child.

A parent mentions a therapist. Someone sitting beside them says "we understand" and those two words do more for that family in that moment than any programmed or policy document ever could.

The connections formed in those rooms are real and they continue long after the event ends.

In Frame: Parents and families connecting at Mr. and Miss Autism Kenya national event, April 2026.


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What happens when technology meets the everyday needs of persons with disabilities?This evening, Miriam Kungu, mother of...
17/09/2026

What happens when technology meets the everyday needs of persons with disabilities?

This evening, Miriam Kungu, mother of Nicholas, Mr Autism Kenya 2023, joins an important conversation on assistive devices and technology.

πŸ“… Today, 17 September
⏰ 8:00–9:00 PM EAT
πŸ“ Live on X:

Join the conversation and hear perspectives on technology, inclusion and neurodivergence.

πŸ’™ Mr & Miss Autism Kenya β€” creating space for conversations that matter.

Years from now, a contestant may not remember every detail of the competition.But they will remember the person who enco...
17/09/2026

Years from now, a contestant may not remember every detail of the competition.

But they will remember the person who encouraged them when they were nervous backstage.

The friend they made during rehearsals who still messages them, the sound of an audience applauding specifically for them.

The moment their parent looked across the room and smiled in a way they had never seen before and the first time they stood in front of a crowd and felt completely at home.

Those are the milestones this platform is in the business of creating, and they stay with a person for life.

In Frame: Contestants backstage and with families at Mr. and Miss Autism Kenya national event, April 2026.


One of the most powerful things a platform like this creates is visibility. And visibility leads somewhere real.A conver...
17/09/2026

One of the most powerful things a platform like this creates is visibility. And visibility leads somewhere real.

A conversation with the right person at the right moment, a connection that opens a door, an invitation to speak somewhere new and a media feature that reaches thousands of people who had never heard of autism advocacy before.

Our title holders step into a community of families, organizations and professionals that continues to grow, and what they build within it is limited only by how much they are willing to show up.

In Frame: Mr. and Miss Autism Kenya title holders at the April 2026 national event awards ceremony.

15/09/2026

What does a therapist see when working with children with autism and families?

Elizabeth Kahumbi, Autism Ambassador Nakuru 2026 and an experienced occupational therapist, shares her perspective.

🎧 Listen to the conversation.

What does autism advocacy have to do with planting trees?More than people expect. Autism Champions for Climate creates r...
15/09/2026

What does autism advocacy have to do with planting trees?

More than people expect.

Autism Champions for Climate creates real opportunities for persons living with autism to participate in environmental action and community development as contributors and leaders.

Our title holders carry more than a message. Through this initiative they help build something visible, something lasting, something that stays in a community long after the event itself is a memory. 🌱

In Frame: Mr and Miss Autism Kenya title holders, Autism Champions for Climate tree planting activity, 2025.

This October, the Autism Champions for Climate family comes together again for a day of environmental action, learning, ...
15/09/2026

This October, the Autism Champions for Climate family comes together again for a day of environmental action, learning, inclusion and community.

πŸ“… Saturday, 10 October 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
πŸ“ City Primary School

Children, young people, families, partners and members of the wider community will come together to take part in activities that remind us that everyone has a place in caring for the planet.

This year, we are also supporting the Special Needs Unit at City Primary School, which serves 342 learners, including children with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and other neurodevelopmental conditions.

πŸ‘• GET YOUR OFFICIAL T-SHIRT OR CAP
T-shirts and caps are available at KSh 1,000 each.

Every purchase helps us support the Special Needs Unit with therapy, sensory and classroom materials while contributing to the activities planned for Mazingira Day.

🌳 We are also working towards planting 500 trees together with the Rotaract Club of Nairobi Parklands.

πŸ‘‰ Register/order your T-shirt or cap:

https://forms.gle/1WV77JChKnmeJ9ks7

Paybill: 4041475
Account: Your Name
πŸ“ž 0705 526 422
πŸ“§ [email protected]

Come plant. Come learn. Come participate.

🌱 10 October 2026 | City Primary School

Maybe you have always wanted to speak about autism in your community but never had a platform to stand on.Maybe you are ...
14/09/2026

Maybe you have always wanted to speak about autism in your community but never had a platform to stand on.

Maybe you are a parent who has been having these conversations quietly for years

A teacher who has seen things in a classroom that the rest of the world needs to hear about.

A therapist, a professional, or someone who believes that inclusion matters and wants to do something real about it.

The Autism Ambassador category was built for exactly that person. Mombasa needs voices willing to use it, and the platform is ready for whoever steps forward.

In Frame: Autism Ambassador Nakuru 2026, Elizabeth Kahumbi, at Mr and Miss Autism Nakuru 2026, 30th May 2026.

14/09/2026

As Light of Autism Kenya 2019/2020, Sarah entered the Mr. & Miss Autism Kenya pageant with a dream and came out with something much bigger.

She found confidence. She found her voice. And along the way, doors opened that took her to places she never imagined.

Today, Sarah travels, speaks, advocates and continues to grow in her journey of self-advocacy.

Sometimes, all someone needs is a chance to be seen.

Sarah got that chance. And she ran with it. πŸ’™

Watch her story.

From therapy room to the public conversation.Elizabeth kahumbi, Autism Ambassador Nakuru 2026, and an experienced occupa...
12/09/2026

From therapy room to the public conversation.

Elizabeth kahumbi, Autism Ambassador Nakuru 2026, and an experienced occupational therapist, recently joined Truth FM for a conversation on autism and inclusion.

With experience working across different parts of the world, Elizabeth brings a professional and practical perspective to the conversation.

Because awareness is stronger when knowledge meets advocacy.

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