The University held a Disability Awareness Workshop at the Kenya School of Government (KSG), Baringo, from 30th January to 1st February 2026. The workshop aimed at promoting awareness, inclusion, and disability mainstreaming within the University. The workshop brought together university management, staff from the Dean of Students’ Office, members of the Disability Mainstreaming Committee, students with disability and key stakeholders from national and county government.

One of the facilitators, Mr. Titus Yego from the National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) headquarters in Nairobi, in his presentation outlined PWD rights and privileges as outlined in the Kenya Constitution of 2010, the Persons with Disability Act as mended in 2025 as well as other relevant policy frameworks and available government support mechanisms. Mr. Stanley Koimet from the County Government of Baringo shared insights on county-level initiatives and the importance of collaboration between institutions and local government in advancing disability inclusion.

The workshop also featured presentations and discussions led by Professor Godfrey Netondo, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic and Student Affairs) who underscored the role of university leadership in ensuring equal access to education and student services for all learners. The Dean of Students, Dr. Lelei K Kiboiy, together with staff from the Dean’s Office, emphasized the importance of inclusive student support systems. The Disability Mainstreaming Committee, led by Dr. Orao and Dr. Sabwa, highlighted institutional policies, reasonable accommodation, and practical strategies for mainstreaming disability in academic and administrative processes.

Overall, the workshop enhanced awareness, strengthened institutional commitment to disability inclusion, and fostered collaboration among stakeholders. The activity was successful in reinforcing the need for inclusive practices and continuous engagement to support students and staff with disabilities.