Empowering
Women & Girls
With Disabilities
We build their capacity to enable them speak out on issues that limit their participation in development.
W.C.C exists to bring together women & girls with disabilities, and build their capacity to enable them speak out on issues that limit their participation in development.
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About Us
Women Challenged to Challenge is a registered Community Based Organization of Women and Girls with Disabilities in Kenya.

The main goal of our existence is to bring together women and girls with disabilities and build their capacity to enable them speak out on issues that limit their participation in development spheres so that at the end of the day they enjoy their rights like any other citizen whether at the local or global level.

Since 2001, all our projects have been designed around 4 key thematic areas.

These thematic areas provide us with a way of channeling our energies efficiently in a bid to protect the rights of women with disabilities.

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Our Thematic Areas
Leadeship & Governance
Sexual & Reproductive Health Services
Gender Based Violence
Economic Empowerment
Project
Preventing and Responding to Violence against Women and Girls with Disabilities.
The goal of this project is for women and girls with disabilities to experience a significant reduction in violence against them, improved responses when violence occurs and an increase in conviction rates of perpetrators in the three project locations in Kenya by August 2021.We ...
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Ongoing
UN Trust Fund/ GBV/2018-2021
Activity
Our Image Gallery.

A collection of images related to all our events and activities.

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Paralegal and GBV Training
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Makueni County Civic Education

“Women with disability experience high levels of stigma which reduces their ability to seek help. It is our duty to create a society that promotes and respects human dignity.”

Our Team

Grace Athe
Grace Athe
Program Officer
Jane Kihungi
Jane Kihungi
Director
Jackline Bartenge
Jackline Bartenge
Programs Manager

Did you know that Sign Language is recognized as an official state language in Kenya?