Through a strategic blend of clinical precision, systemic advocacy, and digital innovation, we deliver scalable solutions that dismantle barriers and foster a more inclusive Africa for the neurodivergent community.
Nexus Therapy Centres provide community-based rehabilitation across three strategic branches: our Nairobi Head Office (Leomar Court, Westlands Rd), the Thika Branch, and the Nakuru Branch (Pangani). We dismantle barriers to care by bringing multidisciplinary specialists directly to the communities that need them most.
Occupational Therapy (OT): Building functional independence, fine motor skills, and mastery of daily living activities.
Speech and Language Therapy (SLT): Developing communication abilities, social-pragmatic language, and non-verbal skills.
Physiotherapy: Improving physical strength, mobility, and gross motor coordination through evidence-based practice.
Sensory Integration: Clinical support to help children process and respond to sensory input effectively.
Behavioral & Psychosocial Support: Targeted intervention for emotional resilience and positive behavioral growth.
We ensure institutional integrity by adhering to strict national and international clinical guidelines.
Professional Vetting: Our therapists are registered with the Occupational Therapy Council of Kenya (OTCK) and the KMPDC.
The NEXUS Standard: Our care is guided by the core pillars of Nurturing, Empowerment, Excellence, Understanding, and Support.
Global Alignment: Our methods comply with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPDs).
Our programs are designed to deliver tangible, long-term progress for both the individual and the family unit.
Functional Independence: Equipping clients with the skills to navigate their daily environments with confidence.
Social & Educational Growth: Facilitating the ability to learn and interact successfully within inclusive settings.
Caregiver Empowerment: Training parents and guardians to maintain and support therapeutic progress at home.
NeuroReHub is a comprehensive digital portal and mobile application serving as a “one-stop shop” for expert resources, government service links, and professional guidance. Available on both web and mobile platforms, it bridges the information gap to ensure that geographical barriers do not prevent families from accessing quality care.
A specialized knowledge base providing deep insights into nine core neurodevelopmental conditions—including Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, and Dyslexia. This repository serves as a bridge between diagnosis and action, offering caregivers the clarity needed to understand specific neurotypes and evidence-based care strategies.
The Library provides a comprehensive collection of legal instruments divided into national and international frameworks to support informed advocacy.
National Frameworks (Kenya): Access localized laws including the Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Act 2025, the PWD National Policy, and the Children’s Act. These documents outline specific rights to non-discrimination, employment quotas, and reasonable accommodations within the Kenyan context.
International Frameworks: Explore global and continental standards such as the UN CRPD (Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities), the Africa Disability Protocol, the GDS 2025 Commitments, and the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). These frameworks establish the universal human rights principles that guide our mission of total inclusion.
The Service Provider Directory is a searchable digital map designed to connect families with a vetted network of essential professionals and institutions. This centralized hub provides direct access to Government Services—such as NCPWD registration and education assistance—alongside comprehensive listings for Therapy & Clinical Services, Medical & Health Professionals (including specialists like Developmental Pediatricians and Neurologists), and Inclusive Education & Schools. It serves as a vital link for families to navigate the complex landscape of neurodevelopmental health and social protection in Kenya.
A specialized management tool within the app designed to help caregivers organize daily routines, track health metrics, and monitor progress.
Smart Dashboard: Features a gamified tracking system for daily productivity and “Caregiver Level” milestones.
Task & Med Tracking: Tools for daily scheduling and logging medication doses with visual inventory alerts.
Sleep Hygiene: Interactive modules for tracking sleep patterns and setting healthy cycles.
A 24/7 intelligent assistant providing instant, data-driven support for caregivers. It uses advanced webhooks to answer care-related questions and offer immediate navigation guidance through the wider ecosystem.
A specialized e-commerce platform simplifying access to accessibility and developmental tools. It offers a vetted selection of sensory tools, mobility aids, and learning equipment to support functional independence at home.
The Special Needs Resource Hub is a premier Kenyan service provider dedicated to making inclusive education and living a practical reality for neurodivergent individuals. By bridging the gap between intention and impact, the organization delivers high-standard assistive technology, tailored learning materials, and specialised adaptive devices. Their mission focuses on transforming everyday environments into empowering spaces that champion independence, dignity, and active participation across communities.
Beyond supplying essential tools, the Hub excels in designing and equipping fully functional sensory rooms, inclusive therapy centres, and specialized classrooms. They also extend their expertise to residential modifications and community spaces—including religious institutions and public events—ensuring that every environment is thoughtfully optimized to accommodate diverse sensory and physical needs.
Manufacturing and sourcing assistive and adaptive products, structured learning materials, and distributing assistive devices to those who need them
Designing, setting up, and equipping sensory rooms, inclusive classrooms, and therapy centres, plus inclusive home modifications that adapt everyday environments for independence and comfort. We also support religious institutions and events with inclusive setup and accommodations.
Connecting families, schools, and institutions to the right assistive technologies, and training people directly on how to use them — closing the gap between what’s available and how it’s put to work.
NeuroReHub is a comprehensive digital portal and mobile application serving as a “one-stop shop” for expert resources, government service links, and professional guidance. Available on both web and mobile platforms, it bridges the information gap to ensure that geographical barriers do not prevent families from accessing quality care.
A specialized knowledge base providing deep insights into nine core neurodevelopmental conditions—including Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, and Dyslexia. This repository serves as a bridge between diagnosis and action, offering caregivers the clarity needed to understand specific neurotypes and evidence-based care strategies.
The Library provides a comprehensive collection of legal instruments divided into national and international frameworks to support informed advocacy.
National Frameworks (Kenya): Access localized laws including the Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Act 2025, the PWD National Policy, and the Children’s Act. These documents outline specific rights to non-discrimination, employment quotas, and reasonable accommodations within the Kenyan context.
International Frameworks: Explore global and continental standards such as the UN CRPD (Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities), the Africa Disability Protocol, the GDS 2025 Commitments, and the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). These frameworks establish the universal human rights principles that guide our mission of total inclusion.
The Service Provider Directory is a searchable digital map designed to connect families with a vetted network of essential professionals and institutions. This centralized hub provides direct access to Government Services—such as NCPWD registration and education assistance—alongside comprehensive listings for Therapy & Clinical Services, Medical & Health Professionals (including specialists like Developmental Pediatricians and Neurologists), and Inclusive Education & Schools. It serves as a vital link for families to navigate the complex landscape of neurodevelopmental health and social protection in Kenya.
A specialized management tool within the app designed to help caregivers organize daily routines, track health metrics, and monitor progress.
Smart Dashboard: Features a gamified tracking system for daily productivity and “Caregiver Level” milestones.
Task & Med Tracking: Tools for daily scheduling and logging medication doses with visual inventory alerts.
Sleep Hygiene: Interactive modules for tracking sleep patterns and setting healthy cycles.
A 24/7 intelligent assistant providing instant, data-driven support for caregivers. It uses advanced webhooks to answer care-related questions and offer immediate navigation guidance through the wider ecosystem.
A specialized e-commerce platform simplifying access to accessibility and developmental tools. It offers a vetted selection of sensory tools, mobility aids, and learning equipment to support functional independence at home.
Akinsly Publishers is an advocacy-driven initiative focused on publishing a series of books that highlight the lived experiences of individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their caregivers. By sharing compelling social stories, we aim to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and empower communities by shedding light on the daily triumphs and challenges of the neurodivergent community.
We create content that bridges the gap between public perception and the reality of living with a disability.
Lived Experience Narratives: Books focus on the interactions between neurodivergent individuals and their environment, community, and personal development.
Our publications tackle diverse themes, from climate change to the specific experiences of mothers and caregivers.
Mochabo & Neuro Pals: A series highlighting themes like “Our Planet, Our Home,” focusing on inclusive climate change, tree planting, and water conservation.
Mama Butterfly & Mrs. Moth: A dedicated series exploring the unique lived experiences of caregivers and the fundamental message that “We Are All Different”.
Strategic storytelling is used as a tool to dismantle stigma and influence societal norms.
Empowering Voices: The program is dedicated to “Empowering voices and Championing Inclusion” through the written word.
Community Awareness: Using stories to provide caregivers and the public with relatable narratives that offer support and validation.
