AbleRise Africa is an NGO by and for persons with disabilities. We endeavor to be the leading champion of human rights for youth and women with disabilities.
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ALT A diverse group of people poses indoors for a group photo in front of a screen displaying the ICJ logo, with a United Disabled Persons of Kenya banner visible on the right.
ALT A man in a denim jacket holds a microphone and speaks indoors, standing near wooden furniture and a pale stone wall.
ALT Two ladies sit at a table with papers, a notebook, and a laptop, engaged in conversation at a meeting or workshop. Other attendees are seated and talking in the background.
ALT A man in a light purple shirt holds a microphone and raises his right hand in a gesture showing his sign name. A device with tactile buttons is in front of him on a table. He sits against a dark wooden background.
ALT A photo of AbleRise Africa members and other participants during the consultation meeting with ICJ
ALT We are thrilled to announce that our CEO Josephine K Mwende will be attending the InABLE INCLUSIVE AFRICA CONFERENCE 2026 by InABLE! Join us from June 2nd-4th, 2026, at the JW Marriott, Nairobi, Kenya. The theme is "Accelerating Digital Accessibility and AI Solutions." ✨🤖 #Accessibility #AI #Kenya Mastercard Foundation
ALT Kenya Red Cross infographic titled 'Safety Tips During Floods – What to Do' on a red background with white and black text and icons. It lists flood safety measures such as evacuating to higher ground, switching off electricity, avoiding driving or parking near rivers, staying away from downed power lines, testing water depth with a stick, and listening to radio or TV updates. Includes Kenya Red Cross logo, 'Always There' slogan, emergency contact number 1199, and website address.
ALT Promotional poster for International Women’s Day 2026 by Ability Africa Media. It features Josephine Mwende, a woman with cerebral palsy, alongside the campaign theme “Unstoppable Woman.” The poster includes the bold statement “I AM UNSTOPPABLE!” and her quote: “I am unstoppable because the societal perception of cerebral palsy doesn’t define me.” A purple banner at the bottom displays hashtags, the Ability Africa website, and logos of supporting organizations.
