There is a place for you here
Whether you're a woman or girl with a disability, an organization of persons with disabilities, a caregiver, or an ally, here's how to plug in.
Become a Member
Join as an individual, youth champion, affiliate, or organization and help build a representative, active movement across all 47 counties.
See membership tiersPartner With Us
OPDs, feminist collectives, caregivers, and community networks can co-design programs, share resources, and amplify advocacy together.
Read about partnershipsSupport Our Advocacy
Follow our policy work, share our research, and help us reach national and county decision-makers on SRHR, GBV, education, and economic justice.
Explore the strategic visionStand as an Ally
Men, boys, guardians, and community allies play an active role, from community dialogues to challenging ableism in everyday spaces.
See how we work with alliesFind your membership tier
Membership is open across all disability categories, age groups, and Kenya's 47 counties. Fee structures and a welfare fund are being piloted and reviewed annually as the Network formalizes its registration.
Individual Member
For women and girls with any form of disability who want a direct voice in the movement.
- Vote and participate in Annual General Meetings
- Access mentorship and leadership pipelines
- Join county-level coalitions and clusters
Youth / Associate Member
For young champions and emerging advocates building intergenerational leadership.
- Youth Department programming and mentorship
- Leadership development pathways
- Peer learning and reflection circles
Affiliate Member
For allies, caregivers, and individual professionals supporting the movement.
- Invitations to advocacy forums and dialogues
- Capacity-building on rights-based approaches
- Collaboration on community-level inclusion work
Organizational Member
For OPDs, feminist collectives, and institutions aligned with our mission.
- Representation in county and national coalitions
- Joint advocacy and resource mobilization
- Partnership in research and evidence-building
Movement-building & strategic alliances
We strengthen partnerships with national, regional, and international networks, including FEMNET, CREA, UAF, and UN Women, and build solidarity across feminist, youth, and human rights movements.
- Collaborative programs with OPDs, caregivers, and community networks
- Men and boys engaged as allies
- County-level coalitions and grassroots leadership hubs
- Intersectional collaboration with HIV, LGBTQ+, and indigenous movements
Want to explore a partnership?
Tell us about your organization and how you'd like to collaborate: research, advocacy, funding, or grassroots programming.
Start a conversationWorking with guardians, families & institutions
Our work extends beyond advocacy to fostering community ecosystems of care, promoting early inclusion, awareness, and empowerment.
Parents and guardians of girls with disabilities
Special needs schools and inclusive education programs
Community-based organizations
Local service providers (health, justice, social welfare)
Collaboration with teachers, caregivers, and local administrators ensures advocacy translates into practical accessibility in schools, health centres, and social programs. We also commit to capacity-building for caregivers and educators, grounded in rights-based approaches that avoid reinforcing ableism or dependency narratives.
AI, digital inclusion & future readiness
As AI and digital transformation reshape economies and societies, many digital tools and AI applications are not designed inclusively, creating new barriers to participation and employment. Technology can either empower or exclude.
- Promoting digital literacy and accessibility for women and girls with disabilities.
- Advocating for AI systems that are ethical, transparent, and inclusive.
- Partnering with technology institutions to build accessible tools (e.g. screen readers, captioning, voice recognition).
- Ensuring that policy dialogues on AI and data include disability voices.
Tech partner or accessibility specialist?
We're building relationships with technology institutions to co-create accessible tools: screen readers, captioning, and voice recognition among them.
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