SDG 4: Quality Education
Inclusive Education & Services
the programme
Breaking Barriers in Education for All
Every child deserves the right to learn. In Kenya, children with disabilities face significant barriers to accessing quality education, from physical inaccessibility and negative societal attitudes to a shortage of trained teachers and appropriate learning materials. Auschidys works directly with schools, families, and government bodies to dismantle these obstacles, ensuring learners gain access to tailored resources, adaptive tools, and genuinely inclusive classrooms.
Our Response
Through our MAPP-structured Inclusive Education pillar, we deploy DIET-trained educators into classrooms, provide essential assistive devices, and empower parents to become active advocates for their children’s educational rights. Our comprehensive approach directly advances SDG 4 by championing inclusive and equitable quality education, promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all.
Key Impact Highlights:
- 50+ schools and learning institutions partnered for Disability Inclusive and Equity Training (DIET).
- Hundreds of learners equipped with assistive devices, including wheelchairs, hearing aids, and braille materials.
- Teachers trained in inclusive pedagogy and specialist special needs support.
- Increased enrolment of children with disabilities in mainstream schools.
- Individual Education Plan (IEP) frameworks introduced to support vulnerable learners.
- Bursaries and school fee support provided to families, alongside parental empowerment workshops focused on home-based learning.
Our Approach
- DIET Curriculum: Our flagship Disability Inclusive and Equity Training curriculum equips educators with the knowledge, attitudes, and practical skills required to create truly inclusive classrooms.
- MAPP Framework: The Multi-Annual Programme Plan structures our education work around clear objectives, targeted activities, and measurable indicators, ensuring accountability to every learner we serve.
- Community Engagement: We partner with parents, local leaders, and school administrators to shift community perceptions of disability and build a sustainable culture of inclusion from the ground up.
- Assistive Technology: From adapted learning tools and braille materials to mobility aids, we ensure learners with disabilities have the physical resources they need to participate equally alongside their peers.
Support Inclusive Education
Your contribution will fund teacher training, assistive devices, and bursaries for children with disabilities across Kenya.