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KUB House, Embakasi, Off North Airport Rd, Nairobi, Kenya.
COVID 19 does not discriminate Blindness.
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KUB Secretariat staff  distributing food donations to the blind families affected by COVID 19 Pandemic.
KUB Secretariat staff  distributing food donations to the blind families affected by COVID 19 Pandemic.
Our Open-door Policy provides for Quick Response to our Clients Needs
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We Promote accessible Technologies to open up the World for the visually impaired persons
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Join our effort to Register visually impaired persons to enable them access Quality services
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Advancing Gender Inclusion to promote aspirations for women and Girls with visual impairements
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We Embrace Global Partnerships to Strengthen our Interventions .
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We engage Government and Policy makers to enact /implement Inclusive disability Legislation
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We Champion Inclusive Education for learners with ll forms of Disabilities.
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Join Our White Cane Campaign through Donations to give Sight to the Blind
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Who We Are

Kenya Union of the Blind (KUB) is the national organization of the Blind and Partially Sighted established in 1960 under the Societies’ Ordinance Act of 1952 of the Colony & Protectorate of Kenya.

Kenya Union of the Blind (KUB)  works to promote the social inclusion of persons with visual impairments through uniting and empowering them as well as advocating for their rights.

Our Vision is to create a barrier free Society in which persons with visual impairments enjoy full and equal opportunities.

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Our Programmes

Kenya Union of the Blind (KUB) works to make the world a better place for those of us who are blind or partially sighted. In order to do this effectively we must tackle issues dealing with all aspects of life, and focus on technologies that have a direct effect on the lives of everyone.

Our priorities are decided upon at the KBU General Assembly, held every four years. The key priorities and initiatives are articulated in the KBU Strategic Plan​ found in this section. For each priority or focus area, we set up committees and working groups and these are listed and described on that page.

Kenya Union of the Blind (KUB) Programmes

Kenya Union of the Blind (KUB) supports the following programmes for persons with visual impairments

  • IT Technologies Training Programs
  • Blind Children Education Support
  • Economic Empowerment Programs
  • Blind Sports, Arts & Talent Promotions

  • Blind Women Empowerment Programs
  • Blind Youth Mentorship Programs
  • Advocacy
  • Membership & Branch Development

Work With Us

Whether you decide to get involved with one of our many projects, or help out in campaigning for our projects, the time and energy you invest will make an incredible difference to the lives of people in desperate need.

But It Doesn’T End There…

So many of our past and present volunteers have found the experience intensely rewarding on a personal level. Seeing that sometimes conditions faced by  people living with visual impairment on a daily basis, has a habit of putting many first world problems in perspective.

Whether you’re a skilled professional or not, if you have time and energy to give we want to hear from you.

REGISTER AS A VOLUNTEER

Join the Adopt a White Cane Campaign Today!

“Adopt a whitecane “campaign aims to provide over 100,000 mobility canes to poor and needy Blind people who cannot afford to buy a cane .

A cane costs only kshs 2000 For more information about the adopt a white cane contact us on 0724621814

DONATE / GIVE NOW

Our Partners

Changing The Lives of People Living With Visual Impairment

EFFICIENTLY & CONSISTENTLY DEVELOPING A BARRIER FREE SOCIETY WHERE PERSONS WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS ENJOY EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES.
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