Before anything else, we want to say thank you!Your support is the reason we’ve come this far. Every wheelchair built, every workshop building raised, every smile from a child receiving their first chair, none of it would have been possible without your steady support, trust, and kindness. Your belief in this work has carried us...
We are beyond proud to celebrate Agondeze Geoffrey, a young man born with bilateral clubfoot in rural Western Uganda, has officially graduated with an ISPO Category II Certification and a Bachelor’s Degree in Prosthetics and Orthotics from the National Institute of Social Affairs (NISA) in Cambodia.Geoffrey was born with bilateral clubfoot and grew up in...
Transforming Local Manufacturing of Assistive Devices to Enhance Accessibility and IndependenceKyaninga Mobility is honoured to be recognised as a 2024 Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Commitment Maker, dedicated to transforming the local manufacturing of assistive devices to enhance accessibility and independence for people with disabilities.Our founder, Steve Williams, proudly represented Kyaninga Mobility at the Clinton Global...
This year, we celebrate a truly special milestone—10 years of Kyaninga Child Development Centre (KCDC)A decade ago, we poured our hearts into the vision of a world where children with disabilities and their families could thrive—free from stigma, discrimination, and the barriers that limit their potential. Since our founding in 2014, this decade-long journey has...
As the Kyaninga community, we are brimming with excitement as our Founder, Steven Leonard Williams, has been appointed, by King Charles III, the Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for his exceptional dedication to serving Children with Disabilities and local communities in Western Uganda. Steve is a husband and father of three,...
We couldn’t be more proud! Our CEO, Fiona Beckerlegge, has been honoured with a Fellowship by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, recognising her exceptional dedication to international development and the advancement of pediatric disability services. For two decades, Fiona has worked in international healthcare settings, working with vulnerable children and communities growing community-based inclusion and...
