KISE: A LEADING VENUE FOR IMPACTFUL NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL EVENTS

By Risper Anampiu | Edited by Makori Ongechi | KISE MEDIA

KASARANI, NAIROBI – The Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) has recently become a key venue for hosting high-profile national and international events, further solidifying its status as one of Nairobi’s most versatile and well-equipped locations for professional conferences, seminars, and corporate gatherings.

While KISE is widely known for its core mandate of training, assessment, research, and community outreach in special needs education, it has also emerged as a premier destination for organizations looking for world-class facilities and a professional environment for their events.

Among the distinguished events hosted by KISE this month were a consultative forum by UNICEF and the LEGO Foundation, which brought together global experts to discuss innovations in child development and education. The Special Schools Heads Association Conference also took place at KISE, where school leaders from across Kenya gathered to exchange insights and strategies on inclusive education and leadership.

KISE was also proud to host the Pan African Conference on Autism, a significant event that united stakeholders from across the continent to advocate for greater inclusion, policy change, and awareness surrounding autism spectrum conditions.

Autism awareness walkathon

In addition, Her Excellency the First Lady of Kenya visited KISE to participate in an autism-focused national initiative, underscoring the institute’s important role in promoting social inclusion and advocacy.

In the sports sector, Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has been hosting events at KISE, further cementing the institute’s role as an official partner. KISE provides a supportive and professional environment for FKF’s activities, including strategic planning, team-building, and official retreats.

The continued attraction of such prestigious events highlights KISE’s exceptional facilities, which include:

KISE’s reputation for hosting impactful and meaningful events, alongside its leadership in special education, sets it apart as a hub for national development, inclusion, and innovation.