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In L'Arche Kenya we use Appropriate Paper-based Technology (APT) to convert cartons into disability rehabilitation assistive devices e.g.a carton chair or standing frame. The products are light to carry, affordable, easy to make, safe to use and maintain which makes them appropriate for children with developmental issues and other conditions like cerebral palsy. Users are able to attain head control, trunk control, use of upper and lower limbs, concentration and interaction with other children in play. Caregivers can easily move them from one place to another. (1)

Appropriate Paper-based Technology

In L'Arche Kenya we use Appropriate Paper-based Technology (APT) to convert cartons into disability rehabilitation assistive devices e.g.a carton chair or standing frame.
The products are light to carry, affordable, easy to make, safe to use and maintain which makes them appropriate for children with developmental issues and other conditions like cerebral palsy. Users are able to attain head control, trunk control, use of upper and lower limbs, concentration and interaction with other children in play. Caregivers can easily move them from one place to another.

n January, we officially celebrated Effatha Home's 13th Birthday as we welcomed our core members back to work. We used the opportunity to officially open our Urban Vertical Garden where we have planted over 4,032 seedlings of various vegetables. This is one of the projects that have been enabled by the Stretching Our Limits - Up Mt. Kenya by Wheelchair Campaign in 2019(1)

A Gardening Birthday

n January, we officially celebrated Effatha Home's 13th Birthday as we welcomed our core members back to work.
We used the opportunity to officially open our Urban Vertical Garden where we have planted over 4,032 seedlings of various vegetables. This is one of the projects that have been enabled by the Stretching Our Limits - Up Mt. Kenya by Wheelchair Campaign in 2019

From Kenya to New Zealand, Slovenia to Syria,France to Canada,we connected,enjoyed learning art from around the world and made origami from Japan, drew flowers from Ukraine and day of the dead skulls from Mexico.We sang, danced, prayed, and shared stories virtually, in diverse languages, to celebrate our L'Arche family!(1)

L'Arche Family Day

07 Oct 2020

L'Arche Family Day

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News

Annual Report 2020

It is our great pleasure to present to you L’Arche Kenya’s annual report for the year 2020. It was in deed a special year, marking the 1st year of the 2020-2024 L’Arche Kenya’s 5-year strategic plan
Person Centered Plans

Peter’s Diary

The new people-centered plans allow us to concentrate on the individual development of our core-members as the account for their individual goals and dreams.
Lip syncing competition

We did it! L'Arche Kenya took part last December in the first international lip syncing competition hosted by people with disabilities.
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