Kenya National Deaf Women Peace Network

We mentor Deaf women to work and be self-reliant.

A two-day WROs capacity building training organized by Uraia, with thanks to CARE-International Kenya and Urgent Action Fund-Africa.

Mental Health & Wellbeing

We promote mental health services for women.

Members of KNDWPN attended a two-day training on access to justice, organized by AmkaAfrika.

SRHR Advocacy

We provide SRHR services to women and girls.

A three-day training on SRHR, GBV and Mental Health in Kitui County, supported by Urgent Action Fund-Africa.

Capacity Building

Building capacity across every county we reach.

KNDWPN participated in a two-day WROs capacity building training organized by Uraia.

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People Impacted

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Years of Existence

Our Purpose

What Drives Us

Everything we do is anchored in a clear vision and mission for Deaf women across Kenya.

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Vision

To improve the living standards where the potential of Deaf women and girls may be visible and maximized.

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Mission

To train and advocate for the rights of deaf women and girls in Kenya through empowerment and inclusion programs and creating awareness of issues affecting the deaf community.

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Core Values

Transparency. Accountability. Integrity. Honesty. Responsibility. Trustworthy.

What We've Been Doing

Recent Activities

Gender‑Transformative Care Policies Capacity Strengthening Session
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Gender‑Transformative Care Policies Capacity Strengthening Session

KNDWPN participated among other Civil Society Organizations in a two-day session convened by OXFAM (7–8 April 2026) – Nairobi County. A key highlight was the capacity strengthening session focused on gender‑transformative care policies.

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Sub-Regional Networking Forum for Women with Disability Advocates

KNDWPN participated in a two-day forum in Malawi with advocates from Kenya, Rwanda and Malawi, organized by COVAW and DIWA. The key theme was Ending Gender-Based Violence Against Women.

UNDP consultative forum

Two Days Consultative Forum convened by UNDP

KNDWPN and other Civil Society Organizations took part in a two-day consultative forum convened by UNDP, focusing on deepening the understanding of unpaid care and domestic work.

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A key highlight was the framing of care as a human right, emphasizing its central role in social and economic development.

Participants were introduced to the 5Rs of Care Framework:

  • Recognize – Making care work visible in data, policy and public discourse.
  • Reduce – Lessening the burden of unpaid care through services and technology.
  • Redistribute – Sharing care responsibilities across households, state and markets.
  • Reward – Ensuring decent work conditions and fair pay for care workers.
  • Represent – Guaranteeing voice and participation for caregivers.

On the second day, discussions focused on the importance of legal frameworks in advancing the care agenda.

Capacity Strengthening Workshop

Capacity Strengthening Workshop

With support from Disability Rights Fund, KNDWPN and the Kenya Network of Women and Girls with Disabilities ran a workshop on disability frameworks for champions from Meru, Kisumu, Kitui, Nairobi and Busia.

Deaf women mentorship

Deaf Women Mentorship

A group photo after we mentored young Deaf women in Nairobi's Kayole, during COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. 22nd August, 2020.

Accessible event at JKUAT

An Event Accessible For All

Some of us attending an event at Jomo Kenyatta University of Science and Technology in Nairobi, Kenya. The event was accessible for all.

Women empowerment in Kitui

Women Empowerment

Deaf women undergoing empowerment in Kitui. The event was organized by KNDWPN, and sponsored by one of our partners.

KNDWPN team at workshop

Our Team at the Workshop

Our team attending the workshop organized by both KNDWPN and Kenya Network of Women and Girls with Disabilities.

Participant speaking at workshop

Voices From The Floor

A participant at the workshop conducted by KNDWPN and Kenya Network of Women and Girls with Disabilities, speaking to the attendees.

KNDWPN members
Our Story

Who We Are

“This was the first time Deaf women were invited to participate alongside hearing women in a forum of this nature since its inception.”

Kenya National Deaf Women Peace Network (KNDWPN) is a Community-Based Organization which was formed out of a unique experience of individual Deaf women. Some Deaf women participated in a National Women's Peace and Human Rights Workshop in Nairobi organized by Women United for Peace - Kenya (WUPI) in 2002. It marked the beginning of spirited efforts to participate in other forums and to forge new networks, as members became intensely aware of what they had been missing out on. The lessons learned, the knowledge gained, and the passion it created were enough reason to form a new organization to look after the interests and needs of Deaf women on matters of human rights, health, leadership, advocacy, and resource mobilization.

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How We Help

Services To Community

Here are some of our services in the Deaf community. We yearn for more.

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General Community

We partner with other organizations to serve the community.

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Women Empowerment

We empower Deaf women in different fields, to enable them be self-reliant.

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SRHR

We train young Deaf women on Sexual Reproductive Health Rights.

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Mentorship

We mentor young Deaf women, guiding them on correct path of life.

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Advocacy

We advocate for inclusion of our Deaf women in all areas of life.

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Creating Awareness

Together with other organizations, we create Deaf Awareness for our women.

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