Today is World Down Syndrome Day! Down Syndrome (or Trisomy 21) occurs when a person has an extra copy of chromosome 21. Access to health care, early intervention programmes & inclusive education are all key to quality of life, growth & development of persons with Down Syndrome.

Did you know about #LotsOfSocks Campaign? To get the world talking about World Down Syndrome Day, today we wear lots of socks! From brightly colored socks, long socks, 1 sock, even 3 socks for 3 chromosomes. Believe it or not, socks get people talking! #WorldDownSyndromeDay2025

I had the pleasure of meeting with National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya - NFDK to explore how we can ensure that every child, regardless of ability, has access to a conducive learning environment. KenGenKenya is not just about power generation, but also power to transform lives. #JenGaKenGen #KenGenCares

At NFDK, we are proud to walk this impactful journey alongside partners like KenGenKenya , whose commitment continues to light up lives—both literally and figuratively! #NFDK #BreakingBarriers #InclusiveEducation

A nation is judged by the manner in which it takes care of vulnerable citizens. For the past 44 years, the National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya has served thousands of our people well. Pleased to receive a status report from the Fund's board of trustees, which was led by

08.05.2025, State House, Nairobi: The Fund joined other stakeholders in witnessing a significant moment as President William Ruto signed into law the Persons with Disabilities Bill, 2023. NFDK commits to play its role in the implementation of the new Act. #DisabilityInclusion

This week #NFDK joined UNICEF Kenya and other partners for a mapping exercise in Kisumu County to identify and support Children with Disabilities by sensitizing Caregivers on NFDK’s support with tools of trade, assistive devices and Education. #BreakingBarriers #NFDKInAction

KenGenKenya, in partnership with National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya - NFDK has handed over a newly constructed and fully furnished twin dormitory at Liani-Kivaa Hearing Impaired Primary School, Machakos County, a mark of our dedication to advancing inclusive education and community empowerment. #KenGenCares^EM

The dormitory will provide a safe and supportive environment for learners with hearing impairments, promoting dignity, accessibility, and equal opportunities. #KenGenCares ^EM

The National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya joins Kenyans in mourning the passing of Rt. Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga. A visionary leader, patriot, and steadfast advocate for justice and equality, his legacy will continue to inspire generations - may his soul rest in peace 🙏

Today we join Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, ncpwds and other stakeholders in marking the #IDPD2025 in Moi Gardens in Lodwar, Turkana County. On this day, we honor resilience, promote inclusion, and commit to building a world where everyone belongs #UjumuishajiKwaWote #TurkanaForInclusion

We value this partnership and the shared commitment to building a Kenya where every Person with Disability can thrive with dignity and equal opportunity. #IDPD2025 #UjumuishajiKwaWote

We are happy to work with Daima Trust in supporting the DIAR Awards and look forward to celebrating champions of disability inclusion and advancing our shared commitment to empowering Persons with Disabilities in Kenya. #DisabilityInclusion #NFDKInAction

10th Mr & Miss Autism Kenya 2026 celebrated creativity, confidence & inclusion under “Autism Advocacy through Environmental Stewardship.” NFDK supported caregivers with tools & mobility aids. Winners crowned as ambassadors of neurodiversity & climate action. #AutismAwareness

We’re proud to be at the Special Schools Heads Association Conference at #KISE 19–23 April 2026 Under the theme “Embracing the 100% Transition to CBE,” our Programs Manager today presented on NFDK’s role in advancing inclusive education. Visit our exhibition booth for more #info