Persons with disabilities (PWDs) face barriers to education, employment, and social inclusion. This blog highlights how Mercy Wanjau Foundation empowers PWDs with skills, mentorship, and technology to achieve independence and thrive in Kenya’s digital economy.

Assistive technology transforms the lives of PWDs. This blog explores how Mercy Wanjau Foundation provides tools, training, and support that enable PWDs to access education, work remotely, and participate fully in society.

Digital literacy is transforming opportunities for PWDs. This blog explores how Mercy Wanjau Foundation equips PWDs with digital skills, enabling remote work, entrepreneurship, and economic independence.

Inclusive education ensures that every child regardless of ability has the opportunity to learn and thrive. This blog highlights the Foundation’s commitment to providing braille books, accessible libraries, teacher training, and support for children with disabilities. Your contribution helps create truly inclusive classrooms

For persons with disabilities, technology is more than convenience — it is liberation. Yet across Kenya, many remain excluded from the digital economy due to lack of access to assistive devices. The Mercy Wanjau Foundation’s Technology Pillar is committed to changing this reality.Assistive devices such as screen readers, adaptive keyboards, and specialized software open doors to...

In today’s world, access to technology is no longer a luxury, it is a necessity. Yet across Kenya, millions of people remain excluded from the digital revolution. The Mercy Wanjau Foundation recognizes that this divide is not just about devices or internet connections; it is about opportunity, dignity, and empowerment.The digital divide manifests in many ways: rural schools without...