An online conversation with NCPWD leadership on why disability registration matters, ahead of ASNEN's 5 December 2026 Disability Registration Day.
Ahead of our Disability Registration Day on 5 December 2026, join ASNEN and leadership from the National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) for an open conversation on why registration matters: what it unlocks for persons with disabilities and their caregivers, and why so many eligible families in Kenya remain unregistered.
ASNEN sets the context for why this conversation matters now.
What registration unlocks, and where the gaps are.
Questions from caregivers, partners and the public.
How to take part in the 5 December 2026 Registration Day.
ASNEN sets the context for why this conversation matters now.
What registration unlocks, and where the gaps are.
Questions from caregivers, partners and the public.
How to take part in the 5 December 2026 Registration Day.
This conversation is the first step. Disability Registration Day on 5 December 2026 is where families can complete registration and medical assessment in person.
Four registration events delivered to date, most recently in Embakasi (March 2026). Komolion 2023 remains a published case study of the same model.
A coordinated outreach in Baringo County registering 54 persons with disabilities with NCPWD and identifying 12 candidates for corrective surgery-including thre...
Read storyASNEN partners with organisations who want to help make days like this possible, from covering registration and mobilization costs to helping us reach communities that are otherwise hard to reach. Download our one-page partnership brief or get in touch to discuss how your organisation can be involved.
Pre-Registration Webinar · 23 November 2026 · Disability Registration Day · 5 December 2026
ASNEN, together with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) and the Ministry of Health, is running two connected engagements this season: an online webinar on why disability registration matters, followed by a day-long registration and medical assessment camp for 500 children, caregivers and adults with disabilities across six Nairobi wards.
Registration is not a one-day benefit. It is the gateway to devolved funds, bursaries, assistive devices and legal protections, yet many eligible families remain unregistered simply because services never reach them. This is a single investment producing an ongoing return for 500 households.
A self-serve snapshot of the ask. We will confirm inclusions when we talk.
Lead sponsor: top billing at both events, a speaking role in the webinar, featured in all materials and the post-event report.
Visibility at the Registration Day: logo on event materials and banners, mention in the recap.
Listed as a supporter on the event page and in social media posts.
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Africa Special Needs Education Network (ASNEN)
Nairobi, Kenya · Phone: +254 712 652 621 +254 703 906 990
Registered CBO · Kenya CBO No. DAG/CBO/5/4/2022/216
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