We Promote Mental Health Services on women in the community!
Members of KNDWPN attended a two day training on access to justice which was organised by AmkaAfrika
To improve the living standards where the potential of Deaf women and girls may be visible and maximized.
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.
Transparency. Accountability. Integrity. Honesty. Responsibility. Trustworthy.
It includes: Mental Health, SRHR, GBV, Mentorship, Women Empowerment, among others.
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. This was the first time Deaf Women were invited to participate alongside hearing women and in a forum of this nature since its inception. It marked the beginning of spirited efforts to participate in other forums and also forge new networks as members became intensely aware of what they had been missing out on such as violation of their right to information and benefits of exercising of right to freedom of expression on issues affecting them in their daily lives. The lessons learned, the knowledge gained and the passion and hindsight it created was enough reason to form a new organization to take care, interest and needs of Deaf women on matters of Human right, health, leadership, advocacy and resource mobilization. Kenya National Deaf Women Peace Network was thus born.
Here are some of our services in the Deaf community. We yearn for more.
We partner with other organizations to serve the community.
We empower Deaf women in different fields, to enable them be self-reliant.
We train young Deafwomen on Sexual Reproduction Health Rights.
We mentor young Deaf women, guiding them on correct path of life.
We advocate for inclusion of our Deaf women in all areas of life.
Together with other organizations, we create Deaf Awareness for our women.
Here are some of our blogs. More coming.
A group photo after we mentored young Deaf women in Nairobi's Kayole, during COVID-19 Pandemic outbreak.
Some of us attending an event at Jomo Kenyatta University of Science and Technology in Nairobi Kenya. The event was accessible for all.
Deaf women undergoing empowerment in Kitui. The event was organized by KNDWPN, and sponsored by one of our partners.