About us
Ability Inclusion Alliance is a dynamic, women-led organization, rooted in Nairobi but serving communities across Kenya and beyond. Since April 2025, we have promoted and safeguarded the rights, inclusion, and well-being of persons with special needs.
Founded by a diverse team of professionals — including psychologists, therapists, nutritionists, and special education experts — alongside individuals with disabilities and parents, we combine expertise and lived experience to deliver impactful, inclusive programs.
Protection and safeguarding are central to all we do, ensuring children, youth, adults, and caregivers are supported in safe, empowering environments across education, health, livelihoods, and advocacy
Our founding stories
Paths Converged
Ability Inclusion Alliance began as a shared commitment to inclusion, dignity, and opportunity for all. What started as a small initiative soon evolved into a collaborative movement — driven by individuals united by one purpose: to build communities where every person, regardless of ability, is valued and supported to reach their full potential.
Annab Mohamed — Founder & Chairlady
A humanitarian professional with extensive experience in program leadership and community development, Annab brings a wealth of knowledge from her work with international organizations. Her passion for social impact and dedication to inclusive practices shaped the foundation and vision of Ability Inclusion Alliance.
Dr. John Onala — Treasurer & Advisor
An accomplished educational psychologist with a focus on inclusive education and child development, Dr. Onala provides strategic and technical guidance to the organization. His expertise in learning diversity and educational policy has been instrumental in designing programs that promote equitable access and lifelong learning opportunities.
Maryanne Chepkorir Rop — Executive Secretary
Maryanne Chepkorir Rop is a counseling psychologist, mental health mentor, and community advocate advancing well-being, resilience, and inclusion for children, youth, and families. She provides operational leadership at Ability Inclusion Alliance, guiding programs, safeguarding initiatives, and community engagement..
“What began as a commitment to mental health and inclusion became a shared mission — to uplift, protect, and empower every child and family.”
Together, these three formed Ability Inclusion Alliance — a community-based organization rooted in lived experience, professional excellence, and an unshakable belief in every child’s potential.
Inclusion starts with you
and grows with us
Our Partners
