ASNEN

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about ASNEN, membership, volunteering, and inclusion.

Find answers to frequently asked questions below.

Questions & Answers

What is the Africa Special Needs Education Network (ASNEN)? +
ASNEN is a pan-African coalition championing the inclusion of children, young adults, and persons with special needs-especially persons with disabilities-through inclusive education, caregiver training, advocacy, and community outreach.
What does "Inclusion for all, in all" mean? +
It is ASNEN's primary message: inclusion should be embedded in every setting-schools, families, communities, and policy-so that no child is left behind and every person is treated with dignity.
How can I become a member of ASNEN? +
Visit the Get Involved section and complete the membership application form. Our team will review your application and follow up with next steps.
Can I volunteer with ASNEN? +
Yes. ASNEN welcomes volunteers with relevant skills and availability. Submit a volunteer application describing your interests and we will match you to suitable opportunities where possible.
How does ASNEN approach stories about children and disability? +
We use person-centred, dignity-affirming language and maintain safeguarding controls. Stories involving children or sensitive medical details require consent and reviewer approval before publication.
Where does ASNEN operate? +
ASNEN is based in Nairobi, Kenya, and collaborates with partners across Kenya and the wider African continent through programs, webinars, and community outreach.
How can my organisation partner with ASNEN? +
Organisations aligned with ASNEN's mission may submit a partnership inquiry through the website. We review each inquiry to explore collaboration on programs, events, research, or outreach.
Are ASNEN's impact statistics verified? +
Yes. Public impact figures include source labels and as-of dates so readers can see where the numbers come from.