Arthur for Others Organization

12/10/2026

Today, we had the pleasure of visiting Jabori Foundation alongside Faraja Initiative Organization.

From the warm welcome to the meaningful interactions and knowledge exchange, we truly cherished every moment. It was inspiring to connect with passionate individuals and organizations doing incredible work in the disability space.

We believe that collaboration is key to driving meaningful change. We are excited for this connection to grow into purposeful partnership that strengthen our collective impact and improve the lives of persons with disabilities and their families in Nakuru County.

11/10/2026

For us to curate solutions responsive to the needs and care of persons with cerebral palsy, lived-experience must have a seat at the table and their voices should be respected.

Families share the realities of raising children with cerebral palsy https://zurl.co/EAnKb

11/10/2026

YOU STOOD WITH THE CP COMMUNITY. 💚

To every organization, institution and partner who helped make World Cerebral Palsy Day 2026 happen in Nakuru, thank you!

Your support helped create a space where people with Cerebral Palsy, caregivers and families were seen, heard and valued.

Together, we made inclusion visible. 💚

SCANN - Street Children's Assistance for Nakuru Networks
Rani Ramchandani Hsc
Comfort Christian schools
Faraja Initiative Organization
Psychosocial Development and Response Organisation
Baraza Media Lab - Nakuru
The Youth Hub
Baraka Roses
packwego africa
Clippers Barber, Salon and SpTiankara_Creationsns

10/10/2026

Beyond the crowns and the celebration was a powerful message "People living with Cerebral Palsy must not only be part of the conversation, but also part of the decisions that shape our lives."

We are no longer waiting to be included!
We are courageously taking up space, raising our voices and advocating for the change we want to see.

Our lived experiences are knowledge! Our voices are expertise! Our presence matters!

Nothing about us without us! 💚

09/10/2026

The moment we’ve been waiting for! ✨

Introducing our very first Ability Crown titleholders, celebrated for their confidence, purpose, courage, and the power of their voices.

👑 Mr. Ability Crown

👑 Miss Ability Crown

👑 Mr. Ability Ambassador

👑 Miss Ability Ambassador

These crowns represent more than titles; they celebrate ability, amplify voices, and champion a more inclusive world for persons with cerebral palsy.

Congratulations to our winners! You wear the crown, but you carry a movement. 💚✨

09/10/2026

💚👑 THE ABILITY CROWN 2026 | 1ST EDITION

What a beautiful, colourful and unforgettable celebration! ✨

We marked World Cerebral Palsy Day in Nakuru through the first edition of Ability Crown 2026 a celebration of ability, confidence, purpose, talent and inclusion.

From the smiles and laughter to the runway moments and proud crowns, every moment reminded us that children and young people living with Cerebral Palsy deserve to be seen, celebrated and given opportunities to shine.

It was a moment of joy, belonging and possibility. A reminder that every child has a story worth celebrating and a future worth investing in. 💚

Here's to celebrating ability, embracing diversity and building a more inclusive world, one step at a time!

Ability is the Crown. Inclusion is the Statement. 👑💚

07/10/2026

Yesterday, the Nation Media Group team joined us during our World Cerebral Palsy Day 2026 event and captured some beautiful moments. 💚

Catch the coverage today at 1:00 PM on NTV! 📺✨

TUNE IN! 💜

07/10/2026

05/10/2026

👑Meet THE ABILITY CROWN 2026 Judges!👑

We’re honoured to have a wonderful panel of judges joining us to celebrate ability, purpose, confidence and inclusion.

With their diverse experience in disability advocacy, community leadership, child development and inclusion, they’ll help us celebrate the unique voices, talents and abilities of every participant.

✨ Ability is the Crown.💚
✨️Inclusion is the Statement. 💜

04/10/2026

What happens when a child who is often told “you can’t” is given the chance to say, “Watch me”?

They walk. They wheel. They shine. They tell their stories.

This World Cerebral Palsy Day, 6th October, we are bringing The Ability Crown 2026 to Nakuru — an inclusive fashion experience where children and youth living with Cerebral Palsy take centre stage alongside their parents and caregivers.

This is not a beauty contest. It is about confidence, creativity, dignity, talent and changing the way we see disability.

In partnership with the Nakuru City Board, we are creating a space where families, designers, health providers, therapists and the wider community come together to celebrate ability and belonging.

Because every child deserves to be seen for what they can do, not what they cannot.

We walk and wheel together. 👑💚