Enable Forgotten Children

Enable Forgotten Children The Enable Forgotten Children (EFC) is a non-profit charitable organization.

We make every effort to offer support to the children with multiple/severe disabilities whenever possible, toward greater independence and a more satisfying way of life.

13/08/2026

Therapy is more than exercises—it’s also about joy, connection, and having fun! 🎶💙

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10/08/2026

👐 Building Bilateral Hand Coordination Through Play

For children with disabilities, simple play activities can help develop important skills. Using both hands together helps practise:

✨ Hand-eye coordination
✨ Bilateral coordination
✨ Grasp and hand strength
✨ Motor planning
✨ Body awareness

Simple play. Meaningful progress.

06/08/2026

This progress is a beautiful reminder that consistent therapy, combined with dedication from caregivers, can make a meaningful difference over time.
Progress may be slow, but every step forward counts. 🌟



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31/07/2026

Dynamic gym ball therapy helps children develop core strength, improve balance and body awareness, enhance coordination, and strengthen postural control. Through guided movement and active engagement, it also helps build confidence in their abilities. 💙


29/07/2026

Why do therapists work on the Sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle?

The SCM plays an important role in:
✔️Supporting head control.
✔️Turning and tilting the head.
✔️Developing visual tracking.
✔️Preparing for better sitting and postural alignment.

Gentle hands-on techniques may help improve sensory awareness and prepare the child for active head and neck exercises. These techniques are most effective when combined with strengthening and functional activities.




Our team carried out comprehensive assessments and fitted children with assistive devices tailored to their individual n...
23/07/2026

Our team carried out comprehensive assessments and fitted children with assistive devices tailored to their individual needs, including wheelchairs, AFOs, KAFOs, insoles, and specialized seating devices.

The right assistive device can improve mobility, support proper posture, prevent complications, increase comfort, and enable children to participate more fully at home, at school, and in their communities.

At Enable Forgotten Children, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to move, learn, play, and thrive with dignity.

We are honored to support children with assistive devices that help them live more comfortably and confidently.

Together, we are changing lives.💙




20/07/2026

A hammock swing provides controlled movement that helps children process sensory information more effectively. Its roles include:

✔️ Enhances vestibular processing by stimulating the inner ear, improving balance and spatial orientation.
✔️ Promotes sensory regulation, helping children feel calmer, more organized, and better able to focus.
✔️ Improves balance and coordination through controlled swinging movements.
✔️ Strengthens core muscles and postural control, which are essential for sitting, standing, and other daily activities.
✔️ Develops body awareness (proprioception), helping children understand where their body is in space.
✔️ Supports motor planning, enabling children to better plan and execute movements.
✔️ Encourages bilateral coordination, helping both sides of the body work together efficiently.
✔️ Builds confidence and independence as children gain greater control over their movements.
✔️ Provides a safe environment for therapeutic play, making therapy enjoyable while supporting developmental goals.
✔️ Can improve attention and participation in therapy and learning activities by helping children reach an optimal level of alertness.

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Thika Valley
01000

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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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