The KISE team is on the ground conducting essential Functional Assessments under the Pamoja Tusome Project on LEGO Braille Bricks.
With strong partnerships from UNICEF Kenya, Hapag-Lloyd, and The LEGO Foundation, this initiative is making a real difference—identifying learning needs and ensuring that children with disabilities receive the right support.
Our fully equipped Functional Assessment Truck is at the heart of this outreach. From mobility aids to vision and hearing screening tools, therapy equipment, and expert personnel—this mobile unit brings inclusive education services directly to communities, ensuring no learner is left behind.
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