Every child deserves a fair start in life.
But for millions of children with neurodevelopmental challenges—trouble speaking, learning, moving, or behaving—that start can feel out of reach. Many families don’t know where to turn or that help even exists.

Now imagine a place built just for them.

Welcome to the Wezesha Watoto Children’s Neurodevelopment Clinic

A place where a child who once struggled to speak can say their first words…
Where parents who felt alone finally meet people who understand…
Where teachers, nurses, and caregivers learn skills that change lives.

Wezesha Watoto means “empower the children.”
And that’s exactly what you will help do – one child, one family, one community at a time – by picking up your paddle for the AMPATH Pickleball Tournament March 6!

The clinic will:

Give expert care to children with neurodevelopmental disabilities using advanced medical and rehabilitation services.
Guide families with clear, compassionate evaluations and therapies tailored to each child.
Train the community—health workers, teachers, caregivers—so children get support everywhere they go.
Grow advocates by equipping specialists, social workers, and parents with the knowledge to speak up for children who can’t.

AMPATH Pickleball Tournament

By AMPATH Kenya - Indiana Institute for Global Health Inc

AMPATH Pickleball Tournament