In Photos: Uasin Gishu Journalists Mark World Press Freedom Day with CSR Drive Supporting Children with Special Needs
On May 9, the association will host a roundtable on the impact of AI on press freedom and media, in collaboration with partner institutions.
Elvis Wasike, a member of the Uasin Gishu Journalists Association, distributes milk to children with autism at Sparkling Haven Centre in Langas
Uasin Gishu Journalists Association members, in partnership with Eldoret National Polytechnic, Transparency International, Uasin Gishu Civil Society Network, and Eldoret businesses—Yako Supermarket, Mwangiz Beauty Parlour, Racheal John(Jora Supermarket) and Zulfikar Osman—joined Sparkling Haven Foundation for a CSR event ahead of World Press Freedom Day.
They donated food and essential supplies to children with autism and cerebral palsy at the facility, which supports over 20 children with just one physiotherapist. Most families served are low-income, making support critical.
On May 9, the association will host a roundtable on the impact of AI on press freedom and media, in collaboration with partner institutions.
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