Stories of Change

Jael lost her eyesight in August 2021, while in Form Three. In an effort to seek intervention and hoping that […]

Beatrice Cherono is a P1 teacher and the Fourth born in her family that resides in Sotik Sub County, Bomet.

When Avin began experiencing vision loss in 2019, life suddenly became uncertain. She was diagnosed with low vision at ayoung age, a condition that affected her learning and everyday life. Despite the challenges, Avin remained determined tocontinue with her education and successfully joined high school, refusing to let her disability define her future.

For Josephat Lwenya, sight was something he had always depended on to work, care for his family, and carry out

At 69 years old, Caroline Wafula has spent most of her life farming, relying on her land to provide food

Every day, Rosemary Muriithi depends on her banana business to support herself and her family. However, as her vision deteriorated,

Lillian Muriuki, a learner at Ngoire Primary School, had been experiencing difficulties in class without fully understanding why. Reading from

For more than three years, Ivone Kathambi remained out of school. Living with a visual impairment that made learning increasingly

For years, Ephantus Munene lived with visual impairment that limited his ability to move independently, access services, and participate fully

For many years, Valerio Nyaga lived with visual impairment that made it difficult to move around independently and participate fully