Born and raised in Dandora slums, she was like any other teenager, soft-spoken, shy, full of dreams and aspirations, but she carried a weight that most […]
Purple day was commemorated at the Nairobi Arboretum park where we lit purple candles in remembrance of our movers who have passed on since the organization […]
We are honored to partner with Cana Hospital for the commemoration of this year’s International Epilepsy Day (IED), held at their facility in the Rimpa area […]
YotM, in collaboration with the governments of Makueni and Muranga counties, along with the National Epilepsy Coordination Committee, persist in raising awareness through the Angaza Kifafa […]
Living with epilepsy presents unique challenges, both for the youth and their families. Through the meetings, parents find invaluable support, understanding, and empowerment, ultimately creating a […]
Young people with epilepsy practice their skills for working in a team, whereby each participant is equally involved in the realization of their activities. The last […]
We find that young people with epilepsy in training often have difficulty speaking English in a group at the beginning of the year. This is because […]
Exercising is one form of stress coping mechanism. We have yoga sessions where we learn to listen to our bodies and exercise it. Persons living with […]
Every Saturday (except for the last Saturday of the month) YotM organizes the Movers Meeting at the training Centre (Movers Paradise). This meeting is also known […]