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 a critical skill for Kenya’s youth to compete in the modern economy. This blog highlights how the Mercy Wanjau Foundation provides training, mentorship, and digital tools that prepare young people for online work, freelancing, and entrepreneurship.

Introduction Digital inclusion is not a task for one organization alone. It requires collective effort, and corporate partnerships are central to this mission. The Mercy Wanjau Foundation’s Technology Pillar thrives on collaboration with corporations and educational institutions, ensuring sustainability and...

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...

Behind every statistic about Kenya’s digital divide lies a human story. For many young people, access to technology is the difference between stagnation and transformation. The Mercy Wanjau Foundation’s tech hubs are designed to unlock these stories of change.Take the example of a young student in Kirinyaga County who had never touched a computer before entering one of our hubs....

In the 21st century, digital literacy is as essential as reading and writing. Without it, individuals are excluded from education, employment, and civic participation. The Mercy Wanjau Foundation’s Technology Pillar recognizes digital literacy as the new pathway to opportunity.Digital literacy goes beyond knowing how to use a computer. It includes navigating the internet safely,...

Introduction Kenya’s rural communities are often portrayed as places of limitation — limited access to infrastructure, limited opportunities, and limited exposure to global innovation. Yet, the Mercy Wanjau Foundation sees these communities differently. We see them as fertile ground for transformation, where technology can catalyze inclusive growth and social...

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...