THE SPARKLING SIDE OF PERSONS LIVING WITH AUTISM (thread)
• People With Autism Rarely Lie
They tend to tell the truth whether positive or negative. They are brutally honest!
• They Rarely Judge Others
They don't judge people on the basis of social status, accomplishments etc...
They Thrive Well In Specialization. They can easily spot and master repetative patterns.
• Autistics Have Great Observatory skills. They have a look, listen approach to learning. On this aspect, kids tend to surprise parents by doing new tasks all by themselves ...
The STEM boot camps we conduct in schools across Kenya aim at providing equal opportunities for girls with disabilities to showcase their potential in the field. We teach our participants about coding, robotics, and app development to foster an interest in STEM-related careers.
As part of the East Africa Philanthropy Network (EAPN) membership, SI Kenya and Tanzania staff are currently attending an annual member’s summit in Mombasa, Kenya. EAPN connects Trusts, Foundations, Grantmakers and non-Grantmakers with the aim of promoting a culture of giving.
We are growing and looking for passionate, committed people to join our diverse team in our mission to build inclusive and resilient communities for children, women, and girls with disabilities.
Apply before September 13th, 2022.
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Kenya is rising! @andyspeaks4 supporting my girl @MoraaSylvia
She is one of the few Kenyans who changes Kenya by doing what she can one step at a time. I love you and thank you for the opportunity.
We are hiring Mama Siri in Kisumu and Uasin Gishu. If you are interested, and you are a woman with #disability send an SMS to 0748263763 with the following details:
1) Name
2) County
3) Email address
4) Phone number
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...changed, my while world changed" ~ Sam.
What a challenge to the Kenyan Employers to take up the baton and replicate this here at home soil?
A kind reminds that disability is not inability, rather a different ability.
#AutismAwareness#AutismAcceptance#disabilityinclusion
Meet Sam, the Autistic dancing Barrister. He is 17 years old and was once told he won't be employable. But the Sam met Chris "I went to Star and thought I would get a normal interview, but then Chris (Starbucks Manager) just said, you got the job! And in that moment my life ...