ETAU DISABLE is a community based organization and organization for persons with disabilities, Etau is Service oriented in providing social service and activities based primarily on volunteer efforts. This means that ETAU DISABLE depend heavily on voluntary contribution for labor, materials and financial support.
Etau envisions a society that values and enfranchises all people with disabilities.
Such disability inclusive practices seek to contribute to equality to opportunity and equitable outcomes for all people around Kakuma Turkana.
People with disabilities have been excluded from development efforts. Etau is Redressing this omission through more disability inclusive development practices will help better achieve equitable outcomes. Etau Recognizes the right of persons with disability has an important step on long journey towards a truly disability inclusive society
1. Mentorship
Empowering youth and caregivers through life skills, leadership development, and peer mentorship to build confidence and resilience.
2. Disability Inclusion
Promoting the rights and visibility of persons with disabilities through advocacy, accessible services, inclusive education, and capacity building.
3. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
Enhancing access to clean water and improved sanitation facilities, with a focus on inclusive infrastructure and hygiene promotion in schools and communities.
4. Menstrual Health Management (MHM)
Supporting adolescent girls and women with information, dignity kits, and safe spaces to manage menstruation with dignity and confidence.
5. Blood Transfusion Awareness
Mobilizing communities to participate in voluntary blood donation drives and raising awareness of the importance of safe blood transfusion.
6. Education Support
Advocating for inclusive and quality education by supporting children with disabilities with learning materials, assistive devices, and community sensitization.
Children with disabilities have the same fundamental rights as all children, and these rights are protected by both international and national frameworks. The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) are key international treaties that outline these rights.
1. Right to Education
2. Right to Health and Rehabilitation
3. Right to Protection from Abuse and Exploitation
4. Right to Participate in Society
5. Right to Live in an Inclusive Family Environment
Creating an education program for a blood transfusion program involves teaching healthcare professionals, students, and even the public about safe and effective blood transfusion practices. Here's a breakdown of how you could structure it, depending on your audience and goals:
Menstrual Health Management Education is a crucial topic that promotes awareness, hygiene, and empowerment, especially for adolescents and women in underserved communities.
Accessible Learning Tools: Create e-learning platforms with text-to-speech, closed captioning, and customizable interfaces.
Awareness Campaigns: Launch campaigns that highlight the capabilities of people with disabilities to combat stereotypes.
Teacher Training: Develop workshops to train educators on inclusive teaching methods.
Livelihood and Empowerment: People with disabilities (PWDs) involves creating inclusive opportunities, breaking down barriers, and enabling them to fully participate in economic, social, and community activities.
A dedicated and skilled leader serving as the Director of ETAU CBO. He is a person with many talents able to plan for the future, make wise decisions, and guide the team with strong leadership. He works hard to make sure the organization succeeds while staying true to its duty to support the community and serve all people, especially those living with disabilities.
helps manage the organization's money and makes sure it is used wisely. Her work supports the goals of the organization and helps it grow in a strong and sustainable way. By keeping good records and planning carefully, she helps the team make smart decisions, avoid financial problems, and use funds in the best way possible
is grounded in inclusion, efficiency, local empowerment, and impact. He combines a strategic mindset with a genuine heart, guiding ETAU CBO to foster a more inclusive and equitable society for persons with disabilities throughout Kakuma and Turkana.
Ensure that all development projects incorporate a disability perspective and are fully accessible to all persons with disabilities, treating disability as a cross-cutting issue
Prevention of stigma, discrimination, neglect, violence against people living with disabilities, promotion of diversities and inclusion, people with disabilities grow up in enabling environments with access to resources and opportunities to realize their full potentials.
Individuals with disabilities are embraced and supported throughout their life cycle to realize and advocate for their rights (SELF ADVOCACY), live in barrier-free and inclusive communities, and achieve full and effective participation.
ETAU CBO Celebrates World Albinism Awareness in Kakuma
On June 20th, 2025, ETAU CBO marked World Albinism Awareness Day by distributing NIVEA SUN LOTION SPF 50 to individuals with albinism in Kakuma. This essential sunscreen protects against harmful UV rays, addressing the vulnerability faced by many due to limited access to skin care products.
At ETAU (Empowered Transformation Action Upliftment), we are committed to inclusion and empowerment, ensuring no one is left behind. We appreciate our partners and supporters for standing with us and the albinism community.
