Arthur for Others Organization

22/07/2026

Today marks the beginning of our three-day medical camp, running from today through Friday. We are honoured to be part of this initiative, bringing compassionate, inclusive healthcare closer to the community.
We believe that access to quality healthcare is a right, and no one should be left behind especially persons with disabilities and other underserved populations.

Over the next three days, we look forward to restoring hope, promoting wellness, and serving with compassion, one person and one family at a time.

💙 Together, we are building healthier, more inclusive communities.

07/07/2026

We are delighted to announce our selection as one of the recipients of the 2026 LPA-BEYOND initiative, earning free access to the online course, Telling Your Stories to Make a Difference: Fundamentals of Storytelling for Advocacy.

This opportunity recognizes our continued commitment to amplifying the voices of persons with disabilities and advancing inclusion, visibility, and social equity through advocacy.

We are deeply grateful to Living Proof Advocacy for this opportunity. We look forward to strengthening our storytelling skills and using the power of lived experiences to create even greater impact in our communities.

28/05/2026

What does a period-friendly world look like for girls and women with disabilities and neurodiverse conditions whose realities are often overlooked?

This recent conversation reminded us that for many families at the grassroots, menstruation is more than just pads and hygiene — it is dignity, communication, sensory challenges, accessibility, caregiving, safety, mental health, and inclusion.

Behind many closed doors are caregivers trying to navigate puberty with little support, autistic girls struggling with sensory discomfort, and young girls with disabilities facing stigma, silence, and exclusion.

Represented by our Team Leader Madam Wangare Peris we were honored to speak from both lived experience and community work, shedding light on why disability-inclusive menstrual health conversations matter. A truly period-friendly world must include every girl and every reality.

BeyondBorders-For Her

07/04/2026

For a few hours, the weight of caregiving lifted.

Laughter grew louder.
Feet moved freely.
Bodies danced, released, breathed.

On April 3rd, hosted by Faraja Initiative Organization, we were delighted to join other partners among them Psychosocial Development and Response Organisation in creating a space where caregivers of children on the autism spectrum could pause, let go, and reconnect with themselves and with each other.

Because behind every autistic child is a caregiver who deserves to breathe too.

31/03/2026

As we marked the 20th anniversary of Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month on 28th March 2026, We brought together children with cerebral palsy and their caregivers for a one-day Shamiri Initiative centered on care, connection, and mental wellness.

The day was a reminder that awareness must translate into meaningful support, inclusion, and dignity for every family.

Through art, play, mindfulness, and shared experiences, children engaged freely while caregivers found space to connect, reflect, and feel supported strengthening a sense of community and collective voice.

This impact was made possible through collaboration. We are grateful to;
SCANN - Street Children's Assistance for Nakuru Networks who ensured participants were nourished with refreshments and snacks and supported with food hampers, Psychosocial Development and Response Organisation for facilitating therapeutic sessions, Art For Children Foundation for leading art therapy, Faraja Initiative Organization for providing a comfortable and structured environment, Comfort Christian schools for hosting and supporting inclusivity, and Worldwide Travel Options for enabling the smooth delivery of the event through financial and logistical support.

As we reflect on 20 years of awareness, we are choosing action, building networks, amplifying lived experiences, and creating inclusive spaces where every child and caregiver belongs.
Wangare Peris

27/03/2026

23/03/2026

March marks Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month. This year, under the theme “Moving Awareness into Action,” we also celebrate 20 years of the national Cerebral Palsy awareness movement.

We invite families caregivers and children alike for a day of art, dance, and expressive therapy, where love, togetherness, and support take center stage. It’s a space to laugh, share, and strengthen bonds, while learning from one another and from professionals who walk alongside you.

A day to nurture connection, celebrate each child’s uniqueness, and empower families to lead the change they want to see because strong families build strong communities.