🌟 Alumni Spotlight
Celebrating excellence, leadership, and service
Roseline Ayuke
Senior Officer, National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD)
NCPWD - Migori County Offices
About Roseline
Mrs. Roseline Ayuke is a proud alumnus of Kuja Primary School for the Deaf, where her foundation for service and advocacy was nurtured. She later trained and qualified as a Senior School Teacher, beginning her teaching career at Maseno School for the Deaf before transitioning to public service.
She currently serves as a Senior Officer at the National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD), stationed at the Migori County Offices. In this role, she oversees disability-related programs and services across Migori County, ensuring that persons with disabilities access their rights and opportunities.
🏆 Key Achievements
- Senior Officer at NCPWD - Migori County
- Former Senior School Teacher at Maseno School for the Deaf
- Disability rights advocate and service provider
- Provides linkages and support for persons with disabilities
- Committed to ensuring access to rights and opportunities for learners with disabilities
📚 Education & Qualifications
- Senior School Teacher Qualification
- Alumna of Kuja Primary School for the Deaf
- Trained in Special Needs Education
"Kuja Primary School for the Deaf gave me the foundation to serve and advocate for persons with disabilities. I am committed to ensuring that every learner with a disability accesses their rights and opportunities."
A Role Model to Many
Mrs. Roseline Ayuke stands as an inspiring role model to learners with disabilities at Kuja School and beyond. Her journey from a young learner at Kuja to a Senior Officer at NCPWD demonstrates that disability is not inability. She continues to inspire current learners to pursue their dreams and serve their communities. Her commitment to disability advocacy and service proves that with determination, resilience, and the right support, every learner can achieve greatness.