Case study · Baringo County

Komolion 2023: Disability Assessment, NCPWD Registration & Orthopedic Medical Camp

A coordinated outreach in Baringo County registering 54 persons with disabilities with NCPWD and identifying 12 candidates for corrective surgery-including three infants under age three.

Key outcomes

Aggregate results from the 6 December 2023 disability assessment, NCPWD registration, and orthopedic medical camp.

54

NCPWD registrations completed

12

Identified for corrective surgery (CURE International)

3

Infants under age three identified for surgery

9

School-going children identified for surgery

What Komolion taught the network
The story

What happened in Komolion

On 6 December 2023, ASNEN and Acorn Special Tutorials- with support from Noogera Foundation and in collaboration with CURE International and NCPWD Baringo-held a disability assessment, NCPWD registration, and orthopedic medical camp at Komolion Primary School and Komolion Centre in Baringo County.

The initiative aimed to raise awareness, extend support, combat stigma, and improve pathways to inclusion for persons with disabilities in the community. Services included assessment, registration with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD), and orthopedic screening with referral pathways for corrective surgery where clinically indicated.

This case study presents aggregate, evidence-led outcomes. Individual medical details and identifying information about children are not published without documented safeguarding and consent review.

Photo gallery

From the camp

Moments from the Komolion disability assessment, NCPWD registration, and orthopedic medical camp.

Reflections

What we learned

Challenges, learning, and next steps from the camp - shared so others can build on the work.

Challenges

Communication gaps during community mobilization affected reach to some households. Coordinating multiple partners across registration, assessment, and surgical referral required careful sequencing on the day.

Learnings

Early engagement with local officials strengthens turnout and trust. Parent support networks and visible local representation help reduce stigma and sustain follow-up after camp activities.

Next steps

Continue advocacy in Baringo County, strengthen surgical-support partnerships with CURE International, establish parent support networks, and plan follow-up visits to track registration and referral outcomes.

Collaboration

Partners on the day

Organisations that helped make the Komolion camp possible.

  • Acorn Special Tutorials logo logo
    Acorn Special Tutorials
  • Noogera Foundation
  • CURE International logo logo
    CURE International
  • NCPWD Baringo

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