APT KENYA

08/05/2026

Good posture isn’t just about sitting up straight—it’s the foundation for a child’s ability to play, learn, and connect

05/05/2026

APT equipment supports the development of essential skills like language, social interaction, and independence, giving children more opportunities to learn through everyday experiences.

03/05/2026

01/05/2026

When posture is supported, potential is unlocked—helping every child experience more confidence, connection, and quality of life.

23/04/2026

We’re incredibly thankful for our partnership with PEFA Matumaini Rehabilitation Centre which continues to strengthen and is built on a shared mission to serve and support children with disabilities.
Over the last 2 weeks it has been a pleasure to host their team and share valuable APT skills with them that will now be put into action in a meaningful way.
We’re especially excited to see the creation of a new APT workshop that will provide vital postural support equipment for children with disabilities—helping improve comfort, mobility, and quality of life. Congratulations MRC Team!

13/04/2026

We continue expanding APT across Kenya.
Today, we kicked off a 10-day APT fabrication training course, equipping other organisations with the skills to build APT devices and reach even more communities.
Together, this means more children will benefit from life-changing APT equipment.

08/04/2026

Every device is made for the unique needs of the child.

30/03/2026

Instead of waiting for expensive, hard-to-source pediatric wheelchairs, we can adapt what’s already available—quickly, affordably, and effectively.

29/03/2026

It’s been a busy couple of weeks for the APT team!

15 standing frames, 8 chairs with floor wedges, and 8 therapy wedges made.
As soon as they are painted, they will be on their way to our partners at Dreamland Mission Hospital, Kimilili.

26/03/2026

Thank you to everyone who makes this possible.

How our APT Kenya project is using locally available waste materials to change children's lives in Kenya.

23/03/2026

Who thought cardboard could change lives?