A charitable organization that promotes the welfare of the visually impaired, treats, prevents avoidable blindness and rehabilitates the newly blinded.
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Yesterday, KSB joined @CITAM_BURUBURU for Disability Inclusion Sunday, championing eye health, accessibility, and inclusion for persons with visual impairment.
In this video, Ivan Omondi, Sanara Project Lead at KSB, reflects on how the program has been instrumental in nurturing creative talent among persons with visual impairments and opening pathways for them to explore opportunities within the creative industry.
On International White Cane Day, we celebrate independence, mobility and inclusion for persons with visual impairment.
KSB thanks @senses_hub for providing high-quality white canes to promote safe, confident and independent mobility. #WhiteCaneDay
On International White Cane Day, we celebrate independence, mobility and inclusion for persons with visual impairment.
KSB thanks @senses_hub for providing high-quality white canes to promote safe, confident and independent mobility. #WhiteCaneDay
The launch of the Inclusive Education Hub for Africa at Sarova Stanley Hotel, Nairobi, marks an important milestone in advancing inclusive education and creating learning environments where every child, regardless of ability, has the opportunity to thrive.
Long hours on screens can cause eye strain. Give your eyes a break by following the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds. If discomfort persists, consult an eye care professional.
On this World Mental Health Day, KSB recognises the importance of mental well-being and creating spaces where every voice is heard, valued, and respected.
#WorldMentalHealthDay #WMHD2026 #MentalHealthMatters #InclusionForAll #KSBat70
This Mazingira Day, KSB joins the nation in championing environmental conservation, tree growing, and responsible stewardship of our natural resources.
#MazingiraDay #EnvironmentalConservation #TreeGrowing #KSBat70 #InclusionForAll
Dear Ride for Sight participants,
To facilitate your registration fee refund, kindly send your payment confirmation details via WhatsApp to +254 745 072 385. Our Finance Team will verify the details and process your refund accordingly.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
This World Sight Day, let’s put our eyes first. At Kenya Society for the Blind, we remain committed to promoting access to quality eye care and supporting people with visual impairment.
Because everyone deserves the opportunity to see, live and thrive.
#WorldSightDay #KSBat70
Following the Ministry of Health’s caution regarding the confirmed Ebola case in the country, the Ride for Sight scheduled for 10 October 2026 has been cancelled. All registered participants will receive a full refund within 48 hours.
At KSB, every person we serve is at the heart of what we do. This Customer Service Week, we celebrate our clients, partners, caregivers and communities for trusting us and allowing us to be part of their journey.
#CustomerServiceWeek #KSBAt70 #InclusionForAll
We are currently conducting a FREE eye screening at the Disability Resource and Information Centre - DRIC Naivasha, providing community members with an opportunity to have their eyes checked and receive essential eye health advice.
The screening is part of the build-up to KSB at 70, as we celebrate 70 years of the Kenya Society for the Blind and our continued commitment to promoting eye health, inclusion and improved quality of life for persons with visual impairment.
#KSBAt70 #EyeHealth #InclusionForAll
Today, KSB Executive Director Mr. Samson Waweru donated a white cane to 67-year-old Daniel Kibagendi from Marani Division, Gesangero Sub-County, Kisii County, who had been relying on a stick for mobility.
Yesterday, we teed off for a cause at the KSB@70 Charity Golf Tournament, bringing together golfers, partners and supporters to champion inclusion for people with visual impairment.
On Friday, KSB, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Nabo, visited Marigat School for the Visually Impaired to donate essential learning and personal care supplies to learners.
Today, the KSB team visited health facilities across Embu County to monitor and assess the progress of the Presbyopia Intervention Project and gather insights on implementation at facility level.
