What we do

ASNEN supports inclusive education through teacher training, classroom practice, and collaboration with schools and policymakers. We champion approaches that respect neurodiversity, learning differences, and diverse support needs, ensuring no child is left behind.

Our caregiver training equips parents, guardians, and professional caregivers with evidence-informed strategies, community connections, and ongoing support frameworks grounded in compassion and reciprocity.

ASNEN works with communities, schools, and health partners to improve pathways to assessment, referral, and early support, reducing delays that limit opportunity and inclusion.

Through workshops, campaigns, and coalition building, ASNEN amplifies the principle that nothing about us without us, centering lived experience in advocacy for inclusive policy and practice.

Social inclusion initiatives create spaces where children and young adults with disabilities participate fully in community life, building friendships, confidence, and mutual understanding rooted in Ubuntu.

ASNEN collaborates with researchers, institutions, and networks to generate context-relevant knowledge, inform policy, and build sustainable partnerships for inclusion at scale.

Community outreach and medical camps, such as the Komolion initiative in Baringo County, extend pathways to registration, assessment, and surgical referral while combating stigma and raising local awareness.