Hon. Mwaura gave school fees to seven Persons with Albinism. Five of them are in Primary School, one of them in Secondary, and one of them is in university. This is through the Imarisha Masomo Program which is established under the Albinism Society of Kenya. So far, the program has benefitted over forty Persons
Read MoreIn Murang’a town during a community interactive session on albinism under our ‘Niko Na Haki campaign spearheaded by the Albinism Society of Kenya of which I am the National Coordinator. Our theme is ‘Nikubali Nijumuishe ( Accept me, Include me). We had a great time with the people that matter: bodaboda riders, mama mboga’s, farmers,local
Read MoreNiko na Haki campaign in Kiambu County 2016. [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”26″ gal_title=”Niko na Haki campaign in Kiambu County 2016.”]
Read MoreThe Albinism Society of Kenya continues to commit itself to its mission as illustrated by the on-going effort. On 16th of September 2015, Hon. Mwaura Isaac – Nominated MP Special Interest Groups chaired a validation workshop for the 5 year Strategic Plan of the organization. The event held at the Kenya Society for the Blind,
Read MoreDuring a workshop to review the normative framework and development of the strategic plan of the Albinism Society of Kenya. It was nice being with and sharing with professionals with Albinism both young and old drawn from diverse fields, for the first time in Kenya. [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”26″ gal_title=”ASK workshop to review Strategic Plan”]
Read MoreWe celebrated the inaugural of the first ever International Albinism Awareness day, at KICC. Our theme was ‘Niko na Haki ya Kuishi’, I have a right to life. The chief guest was Hon Eugene Wamalwa, Cabinet Secretary Designate.Others who graced the occassion included Hon Johnstone Sakaja, Chair Parliamentary committee on equality and National Cohesion, PrincipalSecretary,
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An interactive session of the ‘Niko na Haki’ campaign in Kirinyaga County. [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”23″ gal_title=”Niko na Haki]
Read Morean interactive session of the ‘Niko Na Haki’ albinism campaign in Machakos County. [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”21″ gal_title=”Niko Na Haki Campaign in Machakos County”]
Read MoreNiko Na Haki Campaign in Nyandarua County [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”19″ gal_title=”Niko Na Haki Campaign in Nyandarua County”]
Read MoreBACKGROUND: All persons are born free and equal in rights and dignity. Persons with albinism are human beings and they deserve all rights and freedoms enjoyed by other persons as they are part of the human society and the diversities that make it. Over the years, sensitization efforts geared towards propagating awareness of Albinism and
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