About CLIP-KENYA

Every person has a light worth nurturing

Serving persons with disabilities in Homa Bay County, with partnerships and outreach across Kenya.

Who We Are

The Candle Light Impact Program

CLIP-KENYA is dedicated to making a significant and lasting impact in the lives of persons with disabilities within Kenya. At the heart of our work lies the philosophy of touching lives with compassion.

Founded in 2023 by Sospeter Aloka, a person with a disability who did not want others to face the same challenges he had faced. Based in Homa Bay County, our membership largely consists of persons with disabilities — including physical, sensory, intellectual, learning, psychosocial, neurodevelopmental, and chronic illness-related disabilities.

Candle Light Impact Program, CLIP-KENYA, is a registered community-based organization in Kenya. It was registered on 28 February 2024 by the Directorate of Social Development, under the State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs. It was also registered with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities as an organization of and for persons with disabilities on 2 September 2025.

Non-profitNon-discriminatoryNon-religious

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Our Leadership Team

Who leads CLIP-KENYA

CLIP-KENYA is guided by a founder-led program team and a board committed to governance, accountability, and inclusive service for persons with disabilities.

Sospeter Aloka

Founder and Program Director

Sospeter Aloka is the founder and Program Director of CLIP-KENYA, with a personal understanding of the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities. His vision is to empower others to overcome obstacles and find fulfilling opportunities. Sospeter holds advanced degrees in Special Needs Education from Kenyatta University and Kampala University, as well as a Master of Education in Educational Technology from Moreland University. His leadership directs CLIP-KENYA's efforts in digital literacy, vocational training, disability advocacy, mentorship, and community support, drawing from his own experiences.

Ogaa Collins

Chairperson of the Board

Ogaa Collins leads the organization as the Chairperson of the Board. As an educator and advocate for disability rights, he provides crucial strategic direction, aiming to foster inclusive environments where people with disabilities have equal access to opportunities. Ogaa is dedicated to upholding strong governance, accountability, and ensuring the sustainable growth of CLIP-KENYA's mission, centered on compassion, dignity, and inclusion. He holds a Bachelor of Education from Kenyatta University.

Vincent Ochola

Board Secretary

Vincent Ochola serves as the Board Secretary, managing communication, maintaining records, and facilitating coordination within the board. He is a strong believer in collaborative work and in enhancing the organization's ability to serve the community effectively. He holds a Bachelor of Education in Art from Kenyatta University.

Quinter Kins

Treasurer

Quinter Kins serves as the Treasurer of CLIP-KENYA, overseeing the organization's finances with a commitment to responsible management. She ensures that CLIP-KENYA's resources are handled transparently and with careful stewardship. She holds a diploma in business management and accounting from Maseno University.

Ruth Atieno

Vice Secretary

Ruth Atieno serves as the Vice Secretary of CLIP-KENYA. She supports the Board Secretary and helps coordinate board activities. She is committed to community service and strengthening the organization's work. She holds a diploma in education.

Emily Akoth

Community Outreach Coordinator

Emily Akoth leads the community outreach efforts as the Community Outreach Coordinator. She actively engages with families, communities, schools, and local partners to promote awareness of disability inclusion and to connect individuals with disabilities to essential support, services, and opportunities.

Dr. Hazeezat Adewumi

Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Advisor

Dr. Hazeezat Adewumi is a Clinical Psychologist and researcher with expertise in trauma, mental health, and psychosocial support. She has extensive experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and families across clinical, educational, and community settings. She holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Johannesburg, a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology.

Our Mission

Provide innovative and relevant assistance to Persons with Disabilities, enabling them to achieve their highest potential for self-reliance.

Our Vision

Produce an empowered and self-sustaining generation of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) in a socially inclusive society.

Our Approach

Holistic and community-rooted — combining digital literacy, vocational skills, advocacy, mentorship, and a resource hub for lasting change.

Our Objectives

What we work toward

Provide comprehensive support services, including educational resources, vocational training, and assistive technologies.
Increase awareness about the need to assist Persons with Disabilities.
Collaborate with organizations and individuals nationally and internationally to empower Persons with Disabilities.
Promote societal inclusivity so Persons with Disabilities feel integral to society.
Advocate for inclusion and raise awareness about challenges faced by marginalized groups.
Enhance access to digital tools and the internet for underserved communities, reducing the digital divide.

Founder's Statement

“Welcome to CLIP Kenya. CLIP exists to empower persons with disabilities through digital literacy, vocational training, advocacy and empowerment, and nurtured light mentorship. I believe every person, regardless of ability, has a light worth nurturing. Join us to build a future where inclusion is not a dream but a daily reality. Thank you for being part of this journey of compassion, innovation, and impact.”

Sospeter AlokaFounder and Program Director, CLIP-KENYA

Our Values

What guides us

Compassion

We are genuinely concerned about other people's needs.

Inclusivity

No one is too poor, old, or disabled to be neglected in society.

Empowerment

Access to information and relevant tools is key to achieving desired outcomes.

Integrity

Honesty with everyone is our key to success.