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Schools ill-equipped to support children with special needs: Report The new report launched by Amina Mohamed, Education Cabinet Secretary launched the report on March 22, 2018 shows students with special needs have to make do with ill-equipped schools and teachers. By Daily Nation Writer: JAMES KAHONGEH The  system in Kenya is still ill-equipped to support learners with disabilities and special needs, a joint report by the Kenya Institute of Special Education (Kise) and the Ministry of Education has revealed. The National Survey on Children with Disabilities and Special Needs in Education, conducted between 2016 and 2017, shows that 11 per cent of all learners in Kenya have one or another form of disability. DISABILITIES The most common disabilities among learners include visual impairment (3.1 per cent), physical disability (3 per cent), intellectual disability (2.5 per cent), hearing impairment (1.2 per cent), speech and language (0.9 per cent), deafblind (0.2 per c

SPECIAL NEED SCHOOLS IN KENYA If you have a special needs child, find assistance in the following centres Acorn Special Tutorials Aquinoe Learning Centre Augustana Academy Bright Hill Special School and Assessment Centre Chekombore Special School for the Deaf Dagoretti Special School Ebeneza Mercy Mission Children’s Home Embu Special School for Mentally Handicapped Homa Bay Children’s Home Academy Iten School for th Deaf Kaaga School for the Deaf Kambui School for the Deaf Kapsabet School for the Deaf Karatina Special School for Mentally Handicapped Karen Technical Training Institute Kenya Community Centre for Learning – KCCL Kenya Institute for the Blind Kenya Society for Deaf Children Kerugoya School for the Deaf Kibarani School for the Deaf Kibos School for the Blind Kitui School for the Deaf Kuja Special Secondary School for the Deaf Lily of the Valley School Links School and Tutorials Lisa/Hola School for the Deaf Maseno Sc