SIGHT OF RELIEF ORGANIZATION
Sight of Relief is a Non-Profitable Organization, established 2014 in Kenya to advocate for the rights, health and socioeconomic challenges faced by Children and Women with Disabilities in Kenya.
Inua Mama’s Kitty
Sight of Relief promotes Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Programs through the Community Based Rehabilitation Matrix (CBRM) dubbed as “Inua Mama’s Kitty” which signifies building capacities of women (mothers) and caregivers of Children with Disabilities in Kenya. Inua Mama’s Kitty is a Socioeconomic Welfare Transformation Program (SWTP) whose mission is to achieve a sustainable livelihood in the household of women and children with disabilities. Developmental Disabilities are the least understood conditions that affect individuals from childhood during pregnancy, at delivery, or after delivery, hence are often out of sight, out of mind, and out of planning options in communities around the World. This disability comes with compounded extra costs as compared to other children without disabilities which require 24-hour (regular) special care that involves; diaper usage, daily anticonvulsant medicine usage, special diet, and weekly therapy services lifelong. Inua Mama’s Kitty initiative demonstrates a change that will implement “Donations Oriented Norms (D.O.N)” to “Active Participatory Industrial Production (A.P.I.P)” to ensure the future of Persons with Disabilities especially children, women, and the aged have equal rights to access to services and opportunities as anyone else in society.
Inua Mama’s Kitty Objectives
Promote human dignity and access of children with disabilities to quality services on nutrition, health care, inclusive education and social care.
Promote Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and Gender Based Violence Victims’ access to justice and be recognized inherent to human dignity in all spheres of life before the law (the right to legal capacity on an equal basis with others).
Promote access to standard health care, including mental health care to Persons with Disabilities and Caregivers whom fall victims of HIV/AIDS as a result of Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV).
Increase access of Persons with Disabilities to education and training of high quality leading to significant improved learning outcomes.
Promote economic and social integration of Persons with Disabilities for employment opportunities and national development programms.
Our Mandate
Our mandate is to advocate for better Healthcare Services by enhancing implementation of Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Services by capacity building Persons with Disabilities and their families to mitigate socioeconomic challenges.
