ALT The poster is a job vacancy announcement by This Ability Trust for the position of Mama Siri Program Officer, later updated to indicate that the application process is now closed. It features a professional white design with orange and green brand accents, alongside an image of a smiling woman using a wheelchair to emphasize disability inclusion. The poster outlines the role's focus on strengthening SRHR and GBV support for women and girls with disabilities, highlights key responsibilities and qualifications, provides application details, and encourages women with disabilities to apply.

ALT This poster promotes inclusive play as a vital part of childhood, showing a group of children, including girls with disabilities, enjoying a playground together in a warm and joyful setting. Its bold headline, "Protect Play, Protect Childhood," emphasizes that every child deserves safe, accessible, and meaningful opportunities to play. The image highlights diversity, happiness, and belonging, while the message at the bottom connects the theme to the International Day of Play, stressing that inclusive play protects joy, dignity, and belonging for women and girls with disabilities. Overall, the poster is a powerful call to create spaces where all children can participate, connect, and thrive.

ALT This is a job advert from This Ability Trust – Kenya seeking a Mama Siri Program Officer to coordinate and strengthen SRHR and GBV support for women and girls with disabilities across counties. The role involves program coordination, referrals, safeguarding, training, and stakeholder engagement, and requires a related bachelor’s degree plus at least three years’ relevant experience.

ALT This poster celebrates Madaraka Day, a significant national holiday in Kenya that marks the country's attainment of internal self-rule. The design features the message "Happy Madaraka Day" prominently at the center, with the colors of the Kenyan flag—black, red, green, and white—represented through bold brushstroke patterns across the background. A traditional Maasai shield and spears, symbols of Kenya's heritage, strength, and unity, are displayed in the foreground. Colorful confetti scattered around the poster adds a festive touch, while the This Ability Trust logo in the top right corner reinforces the organization's participation in commemorating this important day of national pride and freedom.

ALT This poster promotes a Mental Health Awareness Webinar organized by This Ability Trust. It features the host, Tauhida Salim (Mama Siri Kwale), alongside speakers Florence Hare (Mama Siri Nairobi), Benter Mboya (Mama Siri Kisumu), and Dr. Sarah Wachuka, a clinical officer specializing in mental health and psychiatry. The webinar is scheduled for 29th May, and participants can register by scanning the QR code provided. The design uses bold blue and yellow colors to create an engaging and professional look while highlighting conversations around mental health awareness and support.

ALT Image description This poster promotes a Mental Health Awareness Webinar focused on “Healing, Safety and Autonomy: Mental Health for Women and Girls with Disabilities.” Scheduled for 29th May 2026 at 2:00 PM EAT, the design uses warm orange and purple tones alongside an illustration of women in a supportive conversation space, symbolizing inclusion, healing, and emotional support. The poster also includes a QR code for easy registration and features the This Ability branding. Registration https://pockit.top/5yM6Rqn

ALT ThisAbility Trust is advertising a full-time Finance Officer position based in Nairobi, Kenya, focused on strengthening financial accountability for disability‑inclusive communities and systems change. The colourful poster highlights the organisation’s disability and gender inclusion programs, outlines key responsibilities like managing daily financial transactions, budgeting, compliance, donor reporting and audits, and lists required qualifications such as CPA‑K certification, 3–5 years’ finance experience (preferably in NGOs), and proficiency in QuickBooks and Microsoft Excel. It also notes a supportive, impact‑driven work environment with opportunities for professional growth and a competitive package, and invites candidates to email their CV, cover letter and certificates by May 30th, 2026.

ALT This poster by This Ability Trust highlights simple and inclusive ways women and girls with disabilities can care for their mental health. Using a calm green design, it encourages self-expression through journaling, voice notes, and peer support, staying active through accessible movement like chair yoga and gentle stretches, practicing mindfulness with guided and sensory-friendly techniques, and nourishing the body with easy and adaptive meal options. The poster also reminds audiences that small, consistent steps matter and that professional support can help tailor care to individual needs.

ALT This poster promotes a Mental Health Awareness Webinar focused on “Healing, Safety and Autonomy: Mental Health for Women and Girls with Disabilities.” Scheduled for 29th May 2026 at 2:00 PM EAT, the design uses warm orange and purple tones alongside an illustration of women in a supportive conversation space, symbolizing inclusion, healing, and emotional support. The poster also includes a QR code for easy registration and features the This Ability branding. Registration https://pockit.top/5yM6Rqn

ALT This poster promotes a Mental Health Awareness Webinar focused on “Healing, Safety and Autonomy: Mental Health for Women and Girls with Disabilities.” Scheduled for 29th May 2026 at 2:00 PM EAT, the design uses warm orange and purple tones alongside an illustration of women in a supportive conversation space, symbolizing inclusion, healing, and emotional support. The poster also includes a QR code for easy registration and features the This Ability branding. Registration https://pockit.top/5yM6Rqn

ALT This poster by This Ability advertises a job opening for a Director, Strategy & Operations. Using bold orange and navy colors, the design features a confident African woman in branded attire, symbolizing leadership and inclusion. The poster highlights the role’s focus on strengthening systems, driving impact, and advancing disability-inclusive programs, while also providing application details and the May 30th, 2026 deadline.

ALT This bright and empowering poster by This Ability Trust highlights the importance of equal opportunities for women and girls with disabilities. Using bold orange colors and inclusive illustrations of women with disabilities, the poster emphasizes key areas that require equal access: quality education, job opportunities, economic resources, and political participation. The design promotes inclusion, empowerment, and the right of women and girls with disabilities to fully participate in society.

ALT his poster by This Ability Trust announces a call for applications for a Research Intern position focused on accessibility in schools and educational materials for children with disabilities. The design features a smiling young Black woman using a wheelchair while working on a laptop, symbolizing inclusion and empowerment. The poster highlights the requirements, key responsibilities, and application process, with a large “THE JOB IS CLOSED” stamp placed across the center to show that applications are no longer being accepted. The orange, black, and white color scheme gives the poster a professional and accessible look.

ALT This colorful cartoon-style Mother’s Day poster celebrates African mothers with disabilities in a joyful and empowering way. The image shows smiling women in vibrant traditional outfits, including wheelchair users and a woman using a white cane, lovingly holding children. Bright flowers, hearts, and bold “HAPPY MOTHERS DAY” text create a warm and cheerful atmosphere that highlights love, strength, inclusion, and the beauty of motherhood.

ALT This poster by This Ability Trust is a call for applications for a Research Intern position focused on accessibility in schools and educational textbooks for children with disabilities. The design features the organization’s branding in orange, black, and white, alongside an image of a young woman using a wheelchair while working on a laptop and taking notes, symbolizing inclusion and education. The poster highlights that young women with disabilities are especially encouraged to apply and outlines the required qualifications, including strong research and analytical skills, interest in disability inclusion and human rights, and the ability to work independently. It also details key responsibilities such as conducting literature reviews, supporting data collection a& analysis, reviewing educational materials for accessibility, and contributing to report writing. Applicants are asked to send their CV and cover letter to the provided email address, with the notice emphasizing the urgency