Kuhenza for the Children

Kuhenza for the Children Kuhenza for the Children is a Public Benefit organization (PBO) that exists to meet the needs of children with disabilities in Kilifi County.

Kuhenza for the Children’s Foundation is a non-profit organization that exists to meet the needs of children living with disabilities in Kilifi County along the Coast of Kenya. Ultimately, the goal is that these children along with their families and communities understand that they have value and are deserving of love and acceptance. Kuhenza meets this vision through advocacy, sponsorship of scho

ol fees, medical intervention and construction of special needs facilities. Kuhenza serves children with Cerebral Palsy, Hearing impairments, intellectual challenges, Visual Impairments, Motor impairments, Down syndrome, Autism, Epilepsy and Spina Bifida and other disabilities. A majority people in this Kenya still view these children as being cursed by God or bewitched and hold negative attitudes towards these children.

Transforming Communities Through Leadership and InclusionKuhenza's Government Leaders Workshops bring together influenti...
04/06/2026

Transforming Communities Through Leadership and Inclusion

Kuhenza's Government Leaders Workshops bring together influential community leaders, decision-makers, and opinion shapers to engage in meaningful discussions on disability inclusion and the realities faced by persons with disabilities within their communities.

These forums create opportunities for learning, reflection, and action, helping leaders better understand disability issues and their role in promoting inclusion. Through increased awareness, leaders become champions of change—supporting early identification of Children with disabilities, improving access to healthcare and essential services, strengthening protection mechanisms, and fostering supportive environments where every person can thrive.

When leaders embrace inclusion, communities follow. Together, we are transforming mindsets, breaking barriers, and building communities where persons with disabilities are valued, protected, and empowered to reach their full potential.






Autism can influence how a person interprets the world, communicates, socializes, and experiences everyday life. Yet too...
02/06/2026

Autism can influence how a person interprets the world, communicates, socializes, and experiences everyday life. Yet too often, society focuses on differences instead of strengths. What people with autism need is not pity, but understanding; not judgment, but acceptance; not isolation but inclusion.

Every act of patience, every opportunity offered, every friendship extended, and every barrier removed helps create a world where people with autism can thrive and contribute their unique gifts.

Let us move beyond awareness and embrace true acceptance. Together, we can build communities where every person is valued, respected, and empowered to reach their full potential.

Autism is not a limitation—it is a different way of experiencing the world. Acceptance changes lives. Inclusion transforms communities.


The smiles, the laughter, the dance moves, and the excitement on The faces of the children at Marafa Special School tell...
29/05/2026

The smiles, the laughter, the dance moves, and the excitement on The faces of the children at Marafa Special School tell a story that words alone cannot capture.

As familiar tunes filled the air, children, parents, caregivers, teachers, and stakeholders came together to celebrate a journey of resilience, determination, and hope. Beyond the daily challenges that disability may bring, the day was a reminder that every child deserves moments of pure joy, belonging, and celebration.

We honor the parents and caregivers who tirelessly advocate for their children, the stakeholders who continue to support inclusion, and most importantly, the children themselves—whose courage and spirit inspire us every day.

Joy is not the absence of challenges; it is the decision to celebrate progress, embrace possibilities, and keep moving forward together.





Today,Kuhenza for the Children took Disability Inclusion training to the hearts of Kenya forests,over 30 members of staf...
28/05/2026

Today,Kuhenza for the Children took Disability Inclusion training to the hearts of Kenya forests,over 30 members of staff at Kenya Forest Research Institute(KEFRI)-Gede Office were sensitized on Disability Inclusion.
When organizations like KEFRI open their doors to these conversations,the intention allows for inclusion .
Together we are creating spaces where every person belongs,contributes and thrives.


23/05/2026

At Marafa Special School, parents, teachers, stakeholders, and disability advocates came together for a beautiful Fun Day to celebrate the incredible efforts of parents raising children with disabilities.
It was a day filled with joy, laughter, unity, and appreciation as we recognized the love, strength, and dedication of parents and caregivers who continue to champion the wellbeing of their children every single day.
Together, we continue to build a more inclusive, supportive, and compassionate community where every child is valued and empowered. 🌟

Speaking up for the rights of children with disabilities is more than advocacy—it is creating a world where every child ...
21/05/2026

Speaking up for the rights of children with disabilities is more than advocacy—it is creating a world where every child is seen, valued, and given equal opportunities to thrive. When we raise our voices, we break barriers, challenge stigma, and open doors to education, healthcare, inclusion, and dignity. Every child deserves to be heard, supported, and empowered. Let us continue to speak up, stand up, and create a future where no child is left behind.

20/05/2026

Watching an amputee soccer match in Kigali, Rwanda reminded us that sports are far more than competition—they are a language of courage, resilience, and inclusion.
On that field, we saw strength beyond physical ability and determination beyond limitations, and teamwork that inspired every heart watching. Every pass, every challenge, and every goal was a powerful reminder that disability does not define inability.
Sports have the power to unite communities, break stereotypes, build confidence, and create opportunities for everyone to shine. They teach discipline, perseverance, and the beauty of never giving up, no matter the obstacles.
As we watched these incredible athletes in action, we were reminded that true victory is not just in scoring goals, but in overcoming barriers and proving that everyone belongs on the field of opportunity.
At Kuhenza, we celebrate inclusion, resilience, and the power of sport to transform lives. Let us continue creating spaces where every child, every youth, and every person with a disability can dream, play, and thrive.

At Kuhenza for the Children , we recently held a Business Skills Training where over 22 parents and caregivers of childr...
19/05/2026

At Kuhenza for the Children , we recently held a Business Skills Training where over 22 parents and caregivers of children with disabilities were empowered with practical skills in trade, entrepreneurship, and small start-ups.

For many caregivers, providing daily care, feeding, therapy, and constant support for their children often means sacrificing employment opportunities and stable income. The financial burden can become overwhelming, yet their love and commitment never stop.

As an organization, we are deeply empathetic to these realities and remain committed to walking this journey together with families. Empowering caregivers economically is one step toward restoring dignity, hope, and independence within households caring for children with disabilities.
When you support a caregiver, you support an entire child’s future!
Together, we can create opportunities, strengthen families, and build inclusive communities where no parent feels alone.


Inclusion begins with knowledge, empathy and action.Kuhenza Disability Outreach and Inclusion Workshops continue to equi...
18/05/2026

Inclusion begins with knowledge, empathy and action.
Kuhenza Disability Outreach and Inclusion Workshops continue to equip students with practical knowledge and skills to support and include schoolmates with disabilities both in school and within their communities.
During the workshops, students courageously share personal experiences, explore disability issues affecting their communities, discuss their responsibilities in supporting inclusion, and develop action plans that promote dignity, acceptance and equal participation for all.
These conversations are shaping a generation that understands that disability is not inability. By9 empowering young people with awareness and compassion, we are building schools and communities where every child belongs.
The future becomes stronger when inclusion becomes everyone’s responsibility.

15/05/2026

At Kuhenza, we believe that protection begins with conversation.
This week, we brought together Parents and the Caregivers, Pastors,Community Health Promoters and community members for our Abuse Prevention Training — a safe space to talk openly and honestly about the safety of children with disabilities.
Together, we explored:
How to identify signs of abuse — including behaviours that may seem acceptable but can be quiet warning signs
How to report concerns safely and confidently,
How to prevent abuse by building a culture of protection at home, in schools, and across our communities.
Children with disabilities deserve to be seen, heard, and protected. And that starts with us — who chooses to pay attention.
Thank you to every participant who showed up and asked the hard questions.


Address

P. O. Box 9
Watamu
80208

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+254733316584

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