Campaign Description
Too many children with disabilities in Kenya leave school because the classroom was never designed with them in mind.
WECY's Inclusive Education & Mentorship Programme keeps children learning and equips the adults around them. The programme funds learning materials in accessible formats, school mentorship, teacher sensitisation on inclusive practice, and life skills sessions that build confidence alongside curriculum.
Critically, it also trains parents and caregivers. A child who receives support at school and none at home makes limited progress; a child supported in both settings does not fall behind.
What your gift funds
- Inclusive learning materials and assistive technology for classrooms
- School mentorship and follow-up
- Teacher and school sensitisation on disability inclusion
- Life skills, leadership and career guidance for students with disabilities
- Parent and caregiver education so learning is supported at home
Education is the single strongest lever on long-term independence. This programme is how WECY ensures that inclusion is not a word on a policy document, but a daily reality in the classroom.
Help a child stay in school — and help their family help them get further.
Through partnership agreements, scheduled mentorship visits, teacher sensitisation and agreed referral pathways, with progress reviewed each term.
Children with disabilities enrolled in mainstream and special schools, and the parents, caregivers and teachers who support them.
No. This programme funds inclusion, mentorship and learning support. Fee assistance is handled separately where funding is available.
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