KAWE participated in a KUTV interview to highlight inclusion, featuring insights from our medic and youth representative.
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Supported by CDSK, KAWE conducted a transformative two-day assessment aimed at identifying talents and potential career pathways for youths living with epilepsy.
By helping participants move from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset, we unlock doors they previously thought were locked.
[Image of growth mindset vs fixed mindset chart]Visualizing the transition from perceived limitations to career capability.
We use environmental risk assessments to ensure career choices match seizure profiles, keeping our youth safe in the workplace.
Strategic matching: Ensuring safe work environments for all seizure profiles.
Participants discovered natural abilities aligned with their specific competencies.
Teaching youths they have more to offer the world than they assumed.
Representatives from Eastlands College of Technology provided details on technical courses, helping youths transition into further education.