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NONDO is looking for an Innovator to manage the one off funding, the main purpose of the funding is to support formal groups and businesses for Persons with Disabilities with opportunities to improve their economic income to cushion them during Covid 19 pandemic and beyond. Download the Terms of Reference here
Disability research has the potential to improve understandings of the most fundamental aspect of the human condition —namely, the diversity of minds and bodies. Whatever our history, geography, class, gender, ethnicity, sexuality, and/or religion have profound intimate relationship with disability. It is the very diversity of minds and bodies that we are
When persons with disabilities are included, it is a progress to the society and sustainable development can be achieved. Well, NONDO thrives in advocating for the inclusion of persons with disabilities in pastoral communities. On 9th September 2020, NONDO conducted the first ever disability forum in Marsabit County, with an aim of
Inclusive education means that all learners attend a school in age-appropriate, regular classes and are supported to learn, contribute and participate in all aspects of the life of the school, in a common learning environment. Therefore, inclusive education is a desirable pedagogical model. This year, the world has had to adjust and adapt new
NONDO and UMMA University have agreed to partner in the implementation of strategies that promote Research, Social Development and academic progression among Persons with Disabilities dubbed as(Promoting Interdisciplinary , Interdenominational Response (PIIRE) plan. All parties to this agreement agree that Disability is an inherently cross-disciplinary issue, which should be genuinely researched through
My name is Salat Abdi and I am Deaf. Deafness is part of me, it is my identity,I was born hearing but during my childhood I caught a disease which led to my deafness. I come from a very humble background in a remote areas of Wajir County. Born in a family
I am Caroline and this is my story. I was born with a medical condition called Spinal Bifida. My dad on realizing my disability got separated from my mum. He said my condition is a curse. Sadly, again when I was still a baby, I lost my mum. I was left under
It does not discriminate, in terms of age, race, religion, status or continent. This is a global crisis which seems to have shaken the entire world. Due to this the government has taken preventive measures to make sure its spread is curbed. Some countries opting for a total lock down, others having
“"When everyone is included, everyone wins."
They live in the marginalized semi-arid and arid areas of Kenya, whereby sometimes accessing the basic human needs like shelter, food, education and clothing is close to impossible. Now imagine being a disabled person living a nomadic lifestyle. Accessing most human basic rights is even more difficult and challenging compared to the
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