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A charitable trust registered in Kenya, restoring the dignity of people with albinism.
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Where your gift goes
Be part of changing lives through education, prescription photochromatic glasses, sunscreen lotions, and the other basic needs of life.
“A gift given at the right time, in the right place, to one in need, expecting nothing in return.”
Bhagavad Gita 17:20
Pick what matters most to you. Send your gift by any of the methods below, then tell us what it was for and we will direct it there.
Talk to us about school feesEvery gift reaches the same children, whether it is sent from Nairobi or from the other side of the world.
Any bank in the world can reach us. Ask yours for an international transfer or SWIFT payment and give them these details — the SWIFT code is the one they will want first.
Gifts arrive in Kenyan shillings. Your own bank may charge a transfer fee, so check before you send.
Help Ever, Hurt Never Initiative
Education of children with albinism
Help Ever, Hurt Never Initiative
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Our sponsorships pay school fees for children with albinism who are orphans or come from extremely poor families. In 2026 there are 124 of them on the roll, from play group to Form 4.
A child with albinism who can see the board, and who is protected from the sun, can learn alongside everyone else. School fees are what keep them there. See the 2026 program
Commit to a child’s fees and the team will walk you through it privately. To keep the children safe, we never publish their names or photographs for sponsorship online.
Start a sponsorshipAny amount helps pay the fees of every learner on the roll. In Kenya, use NCBA Paybill 880100, account 3280440011. From abroad, use the international transfer details.
See all ways to giveMoney keeps children in school; people keep them believing in themselves. There are two ways to give your time, and both start with a short note to the team.
Help at our annual celebrations, back-to-school events and eye clinic days, or join us each June 13 for International Albinism Awareness Day. Every pair of hands frees our resources for the children who need them.
Sign up to volunteerA holistic, skill-oriented program that shapes learners with albinism into confident role models. Mentors share their time, their trade and their own path, so students can picture where education leads.
Become a mentorOur workshops and webinars share research and lived experience to challenge myths about albinism. Educators, clinicians, researchers and speakers can take part from anywhere. Offer a talk
This is the international home of the foundation. Hospitals, schools, companies and individuals outside Kenya write to us every week to fund school fees, send sunscreen and lenses, mentor a student, or bring this work to their own country.
Fund a cohort of school fees or an eye clinic, as NCBA Bank has done every year since 2023.
Schools can welcome learners with albinism and help us make classrooms work for low vision.
Donate sunscreen, wide-brimmed hats, photochromatic lenses and low-vision aids.
Collaborate on research, or invite Dr. Choksey to speak about albinism and eye care.
We are grateful to everyone who helps give the Gift of Sight, the Gift of Education, and Wings to Fly.
Proud memberGlobal Albinism Alliance
Education since 2015NCBA Bank
Eye careWomen Ophthalmologists Worldwide
EducationM-Pesa Foundation Academy
Sun protectionAlbinism Foundation in AfricaWith thanks also to the National Council for Persons with Disabilities and 3Z Foundation.
Dr. Prabha V. Choksey gives the proceeds from her books to the Dr. Choksey Albinism Foundation, so every copy helps a child with albinism see, learn and stay in school.
My Journey
A tribute by a daughter to her parents, and a book dedicated to all parents. Dr. Choksey traces her family from Sindh through the Partition of 1947 to a new start in Aurangabad, and the values her parents handed down: humility, benevolence, compassion and spirituality.
The Science of Numbers
Dr. Choksey’s introduction to numerology, the study of numbers and the meaning people find in them.
A Numerology Workbook
Her numerology workbook, for readers who want to put the ideas into practice.
Hard copies of all three can be ordered from the foundation in Nairobi. Write to drchokseyalbinismfoundation@gmail.com with the title and where you are, and we will arrange delivery.
Asante sana!
To NCBA Bank, 3Z Foundation, the Albinism Foundation in Africa, and every donor who helps our children shine: thank you. Your contributions are transforming lives.
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