Rachel Ruto highlights need for greater Autism support in Kenya
First Lady, Rachel Ruto has commended efforts by the Asyl Miras Center for children living with autism in Astana, Kazakhstan in promoting inclusion, raising awareness about autism, reducing stigma and equipping professionals with specialised skills to support children with ASD...
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First Lady Rachel Ruto has highlighted the need for enhanced support for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Kenya, drawing inspiration from the comprehensive model of the Asyl Miras Center in Astana, Kazakhstan.
- The Asyl Miras Center provides free, holistic care and rehabilitation programs to up to 180 children with autism at a time.
- First Lady Rachel Ruto, a champion for children's welfare, visited the center during a State Visit to Kazakhstan.
- The center, established by philanthropist Bulat Utemuratov, has supported over 17,000 children and families since its launch.
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Rachel Ruto Highlights Need for Greater Autism Support in Kenya - May 2026
Kenyan First Lady Rachel Ruto visited the Asyl Miras Center in Astana, Kazakhstan, highlighting Kenya's need for greater support for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families. She drew inspiration from the comprehensive model of the Asyl Miras Center in Astana, Kazakhstan. Kenya and Kazakhstan have forged a new partnership aimed at transforming trade and investment ties into concrete commercial agreements during President William Ruto's state visit, which saw leaders and business executives from both nations lay out a roadmap for cooperation.
