Courtesy visit from the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Kenya
KSB was honoured to host Mr. Timur Bogoudinov from the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Kenya for a courtesy […]
2026 Devolution Sensitization Week Medical Camp in Garissa County
KSB participated in the 2026 Devolution Sensitization Week in Garissa County, held under the theme, “Devolution for Better Health, Empowered
Breaking Barriers: Why Inclusive Education Matters for Learners with Visual Impairment in Kenya
Education is often called the great equalizer. It opens doors, builds confidence, and creates opportunities that can transform lives. Yet
68th Annual General Meeting
The Kenya Society for the Blind (KSB) successfully held its 68th Annual General Meeting at the Nairobi Club, bringing together
Clear Vision, Better Business
Every day, Rosemary Muriithi depends on her banana business to support herself and her family. However, as her vision deteriorated,
A Simple Pair of Spectacles, A Significant Change
Lillian Muriuki, a learner at Ngoire Primary School, had been experiencing difficulties in class without fully understanding why. Reading from
Creating Inclusive Communities: How We Can Better Support Persons with Visual Impairment in Kenya
What makes a community truly inclusive? Is it accessible infrastructure? Equal opportunities? Compassion? Or perhaps it is something deeper —
A Second Chance at Education
For more than three years, Ivone Kathambi remained out of school. Living with a visual impairment that made learning increasingly
Reclaiming Independence Through Community Rehabilitation
For years, Ephantus Munene lived with visual impairment that limited his ability to move independently, access services, and participate fully
Finding Direction and Independence Through Tele-Rehabilitation
For many years, Valerio Nyaga lived with visual impairment that made it difficult to move around independently and participate fully