Dr. Choksey Albinism Foundation
Our vision is a society in which persons with albinism are fully integrated, appreciated, and empowered to realize their full potential.
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Help Ever,
Hurt Never
Our motto brings together people of goodwill who want to join hands with us to improve the quality of life of people with albinism. We believe that service to humanity is service to God.
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A Simple Pair of Glasses Transforms Lives in Nairobi
In a small Nairobi exam room, a bright-orange chair has become a symbol of hope.

Dr. Choksey Takes Part in Global Albinism Forum
Presenting “Children Living with Albinism in Africa: A Kenyan Perspective” to participants from 40 countries.

Winners of “Glasses of the Future” Announced
More than 1,000 children worldwide designed glasses for a more inclusive world. Dr. Choksey helped judge.

“Creek” Stage Play Advances the Cause of Albinism
Nyakagwa Mahaga Performing Arts brought the realities of living with albinism in Africa to the Nairobi stage.

Caxton Osozie: Rising Above Rejection
Across Africa, myths still put children with albinism in danger. On World Sight Day, we renewed our pledge.
Rescuing Children Fleeing from DR Congo
Five siblings threatened with abduction found safety, schooling, and sight in Nairobi.

DCAF Looks Forward to Greater Cooperation with NCPWD
Reaching children with albinism in more counties of Kenya.

Back to School for Children with Albinism
Our incredible children are back in class, with glasses, sunscreen, and school fees covered.

NCBA’s 2025 Colorful Cheque-Handover Event
A day at the Nairobi Railway Museum celebrating education, heritage, and the power to change the story.

The Partnership Between NCBA and DCAF
Since 2015, educational support has transformed the lives of hundreds of children with albinism.

2024 NCBA Cheque-Handover Event
“A partnership that is transforming the lives of hundreds of children with albinism in Kenya.”
Partner from anywhere
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.
- Corporate & institutional partnerships
- Sponsor a child’s education
- Donate sunscreen, hats & low-vision aids
- Mentoring, research & speaking
Or write to us directly at drchokseyalbinismfoundation@gmail.com
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2026 NCBA Cheque-Handover Event
Our education partnership with NCBA continues into 2026, keeping children with albinism in school.
March 2026
“Creek” Stage Play Advances the Cause of Albinism
Nyakagwa Mahaga Performing Arts brought the realities of living with albinism in Africa to the Nairobi stage.
April 3, 2025
Dr. Choksey Takes Part in Global Albinism Forum
Presenting “Children Living with Albinism in Africa: A Kenyan Perspective” to participants from 40 countries.
February 6, 2025Foundation facts
See our journeyDecades of eye care and education for people with albinism in Kenya, and 1,000+ people examined free of charge.
Goldalyn, a beneficiary of the foundation since 2015, topped the 2017 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education ahead of 993,718 candidates, proving that disability is never inability.
Our partners
We are grateful to everyone who helps give the Gift of Sight, the Gift of Education, and Wings to Fly.
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.
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Who we are
A charitable trust registered in Kenya, restoring dignity through eye care and education.
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“Give, expecting nothing in return.” Send your gift via M-Pesa, bank, or international transfer.
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