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Senfocus

About Us

How We Got Our Start

Senfocus CIO is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children with special educational needs (SEN). Founded by Felicity Odiro, a mother of two, one of whom has ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), Senfocus aims to provide support, resources, and opportunities for children with SEN and their families.

Felicity’s personal experience as a parent navigating the challenges of caring for a child with special needs has driven her to create an organization that seeks to make a positive difference in the lives of SEN children, ensuring they receive the understanding, assistance, and opportunities they deserve.

Our Vision

Our goal is to establish a society where autistic children are empowered; their voices are heard and they experience true belonging and inclusion.

Our Mission

Our mission at SENFOCUS is to enable children with social challenges like autism and ADHD flourish in social settings and form enduring, meaningful connections.

Our Values

Inclusion

Every child should feel loved and accepted, regardless of their social challenges, fostering a sense of belonging and community.
Empowerment: Fostering children independence and self-assurance ensuring they navigate social interactions with confidence and resilience.


Compassion

A profound dedication to comprehending the distinct requirements of every child and establishing a supportive atmosphere that fosters development and bonding.
Collaboration: Providing all-encompassing support in collaboration with families, educators and specialists to make sure every child has the resources necessary to successfully establish lasting relationships.

Our Strategic Goals

Create Personalised Social Skills Initiatives

Adopt individualised, research-backed programmes to assist children with autism, ADHD, and other difficulties develop their social skills so they can go on to form enduring relationships and gain confidence.


Create Networks of Inclusive Communities

For children to participate in social activities and feel a feeling of belonging and respect from their peers, develop inclusive spaces by forming relationships with local organisations, community centres, and schools.


Assist Families and Teaching assistant with Ongoing Training and Support

Provide families, educators, and carers with ongoing professional development opportunities and workshops to enhance their ability to assist children’s social development and promote a well-rounded approach to their welfare.