Deborah Disability Foundation
12/05/2026
2nd Quarter Community Outreach
πΏ It's that time again β our Second Quarter Community Outreach is HERE! π
At Deborah Disability Foundation, we believe every life deserves dignity, love, and support. This quarter, we're going bigger with:
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Food Donations
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Clothes Donations
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Sanitary Pads Distribution
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Diaper Distribution Drive
Mark your calendar: 13th June 2026
We also accept In-Kind Donations β every contribution counts, no matter the size. π
Want to make a difference today? Donate via M-Pesa Paybill 880100, Account 9588020012.
Together, we are Conquering Disability β one life at a time. π
Happy Labour Day
01/05/2026
π Happy Labour Day from the Deborah Disability Foundation! π
Today, as we celebrate Labour Day, we want to shine a special light on the incredible Persons Living With Disabilities (PLWD) in our community β workers, dreamers, creators, caregivers, and changemakers who show up every single day with resilience, courage, and unstoppable spirit. πͺβ¨
Every contribution matters. Every effort counts. Every person deserves to be seen, valued, and celebrated β in the workplace and beyond.
At DDF, we believe in a world where disability is never a barrier to dignity, opportunity, or belonging. Today we honour YOU β for your strength, your perseverance, and the light you bring to everything you do. π
To our PLWD community β you are not just included in this celebration. You ARE the celebration.
Happy Labour Day! π°πͺβ€οΈ
03/04/2026
Easter 2026: A Message of Hope, Restoration, and New Life
Deborah Disability Foundation (DDF)
As we celebrate Easter in 2026, we are reminded of a powerful message that continues to inspire hope across generations. The story of Easter is not just about an empty tomb. It is about renewed life, restored dignity, and the triumph of hope over despair.
In The Bible, *Matthew 28:5β7* tells us:
βDo not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here; He has risen, just as He said. Come and see the place where He lay. Then go quickly and tell His disciplesβ¦β
These words carry a deep message. The resurrection of Christ reminds us that even in our lowest moments, there is always the possibility of rising again. Pain is not the end. Struggles are not final. There is always hope beyond the present situation.
At Deborah Disability Foundation, this message reflects the reality of the communities we serve every day. Many persons living with disabilities face challenges that can feel overwhelming. Limited mobility, lack of resources, social stigma, and daily hardships can weigh heavily on individuals and families.
Yet, just like the message of Easter, we continue to witness resilience. We see strength in caregivers who never give up. We see courage in individuals who choose to keep going despite the odds. We see transformation when a simple act, like providing a mobility aid, food support, or dignity through care, changes a life.
Easter calls us to action.
It reminds us to:
* Be the hands that lift others up
* Be the voice that speaks hope
* Be the light in someoneβs dark moment
As an organization, DDF remains committed to restoring dignity, empowering lives, and ensuring inclusion for all. This season, we encourage everyone to extend kindness, show compassion, and stand with those in need.
Because the true meaning of Easter is not only in celebrating the resurrection, but in living it, by bringing hope where it is needed most.
Happy Easter from all of us at Deborah Disability Foundation.
May this season fill your hearts with peace, renewed strength, and unwavering hope.
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