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In the bustling neighborhood of Umoja in Nairobi, Kenya, a remarkable transformation is taking place through the dedicated leadership of Wilson and Mary Kingola. These faith-driven entrepreneurs have created more than just a center—they've built a community where those with disabilities discover their inherent worth, develop valuable skills, and experience the love of Christ.
The Kingolas embody the spirit of servant leadership that SSFI seeks to support and amplify. Their journey began with a simple recognition: people with disabilities in Kenya often face immense challenges accessing basic services, educational opportunities, and meaningful employment. Rather than merely acknowledging this reality, Wilson and Mary chose to create a solution.

Mr. Wilson Kingola and his wife, Mary

The Ummoja Disability Center serves over 300 individuals with diverse disabilities across various backgrounds and ages. Beyond simply providing services, the center has become a family for many who previously experienced isolation and marginalization. Here, each person's unique abilities are celebrated rather than their limitations being emphasized.
The center provides comprehensive support including:
A cornerstone of the Kingolas' ministry is their monthly food basket program, which provides critical assistance to widows and others associated with the center who would otherwise go without. This initiative recognizes that meeting basic physical needs is often the foundation for addressing deeper spiritual and emotional needs.
When you support the Ummoja Disability Center, you help provide:


In Kenya, people with disabilities often face significant challenges including:
Through the Kingolas' leadership, the Ummoja Disability Center is challenging these barriers one life at a time. Their approach recognizes the dignity of each person and works to develop their God-given talents rather than focusing on limitations.
Your donation to the Ummoja Disability Center directly impacts the lives of disabled individuals and their families in Kenya. By investing in Wilson and Mary Kingola's vision, you're helping to:
As faith-based entrepreneurs, Wilson and Mary exemplify SSFI's mission of equipping men and women to fulfill their God-given destinies. Through their leadership of the Ummoja Disability Center, they are creating sustainable change for Kenya's disabled population.
If you have specific questions or would like to learn more about our partnership with the Ummoja Disability Center, please email us at info@shestepsforwardinternational.org with "Ummoja Disability Center" in the subject line.

Mr. Wilson Kingola and his wife, Mary
In the bustling neighborhood of Umoja in Nairobi, Kenya, a remarkable transformation is taking place through the dedicated leadership of Wilson and Mary Kingola. These faith-driven entrepreneurs have created more than just a center—they've built a community where those with disabilities discover their inherent worth, develop valuable skills, and experience the love of Christ.
The Kingolas embody the spirit of servant leadership that SSFI seeks to support and amplify. Their journey began with a simple recognition: people with disabilities in Kenya often face immense challenges accessing basic services, educational opportunities, and meaningful employment. Rather than merely acknowledging this reality, Wilson and Mary chose to create a solution.

The Ummoja Disability Center serves over 300 individuals with diverse disabilities across various backgrounds and ages. Beyond simply providing services, the center has become a family for many who previously experienced isolation and marginalization. Here, each person's unique abilities are celebrated rather than their limitations being emphasized.
The center provides comprehensive support including:

A cornerstone of the Kingolas' ministry is their monthly food basket program, which provides critical assistance to widows and others associated with the center who would otherwise go without. This initiative recognizes that meeting basic physical needs is often the foundation for addressing deeper spiritual and emotional needs.
When you support the Ummoja Disability Center, you help provide:

In Kenya, people with disabilities often face significant challenges including:
Through the Kingolas' leadership, the Ummoja Disability Center is challenging these barriers one life at a time. Their approach recognizes the dignity of each person and works to develop their God-given talents rather than focusing on limitations.

Your donation to the Ummoja Disability Center directly impacts the lives of disabled individuals and their families in Kenya. By investing in Wilson and Mary Kingola's vision, you're helping to:
As faith-based entrepreneurs, Wilson and Mary exemplify SSFI's mission of equipping men and women to fulfill their God-given destinies. Through their leadership of the Ummoja Disability Center, they are creating sustainable change for Kenya's disabled population.
If you have specific questions or would like to learn more about our partnership with the Ummoja Disability Center, please email us at info@shestepsforwardinternational.org with "Ummoja Disability Center" in the subject line.
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Copyright © 2025 She Steps Forward International | All Rights Reserved.
She Steps Forward International is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations are tax deductible in full or in part. EIN: 85-2976821
She Steps Forward® is a registered trademark of She Steps Forward Ministries, LLC and She Steps Forward International.