pillars guiding every learner’s plan
therapy and vocational sessions
vocational skills taught on site
days a week of care and learning
Our three pillars
Jofreshia is modelled on three pillars that carry a learner from diagnosis to independence.
Early intervention
- Early identification
- Assessment
- Physiotherapy and occupational therapy
Functional & education skills
- Activities of daily living (ADL)
- Communication and social skills
- Self grooming: toileting, dressing, bathing
- Eating and drinking
- Pre-academics
- Life skills such as cooking, laundry and house chores
- Core skills such as cycling, swimming and music
Economic empowerment
- Baking
- Mat, candle and detergent making
- Jewellery making and paper art
- House keeping, car and carpet washing
- Upskilling for employment
A family first, a school second
We are a special needs school and community in Ngong that walks with children and their families — from the first assessment, through therapy and classroom learning, all the way to skills that earn an income.
Every learner has a plan built around what they can do, not what they cannot.
Classes our learners love
Small groups, one-to-one attention and plenty of hands-on work.
Art & drawing
Colour, texture and free expression for every age group.
Candle making
A vocational favourite that ends up on the shelves of our shop.
Mat making
Patience, pattern and coordination, woven one mat at a time.
Sign language
Communication first — taught by our special needs professionals.
Detergent making
Measuring, mixing and packaging products we sell locally.
Physiotherapy
Gross motor development with a trained physiotherapist.
Facilities built around our learners
School bus
Door-to-door transport for our children.
Playground & playroom
Space for physical activity, play and sensory work.
Physiotherapy room
Equipped sessions with a designated professional.
Vocational shop
Where our mats, candles, detergents and jewellery are sold.
Enrol a child
Tell us a little about your child and we will call you back to arrange an assessment visit.
Guardians have their say
My boy has improved a lot. Tantrums have reduced and he has developed a passion for cycling.
Benedetta Wanjiku
ParentJoseph’s daily living activities improved beyond what we hoped for.
Stella
GuardianPleased with the progress. The team keeps us involved every step of the way.
George
SiblingThe vocational classes gave my daughter something she is proud of — and an income.
Mary
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