Mama Rachel calls for greater investment in children with special needs

First Lady Mama Rachel Ruto has called for increased investment in the wellbeing and education of children with special needs, saying every child deserves a fair opportunity to learn, grow and succeed...

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First Lady Mama Rachel Ruto has urged increased investment in children with special needs, emphasizing their right to education and opportunity, during a visit to St Luke’s School for the Deaf in Embu County.

The First Lady stressed that "Investing in every child, including children with special educational needs, is an investment in Kenya’s future."
Key figures include First Lady Mama Rachel Ruto, the Voice of Children Initiative, and St Luke’s School for the Deaf.
Notable contributions include the commissioning of a new school laboratory and the launch of a modern computer laboratory supported by the Chandaria Foundation.

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