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Newwave community swimming club is a community-based organization that caters exclusively for the Disabled swimmers.

The Club being the first and only of this kind in the country was established on August 2005.Its registration was completed on June 2006 its founder being Peter from the Kenya Swimming.

NCSC initiative is already in place and has been training swimmers from the ages of 12-30yrs for the last 4yrs, NCSC is working towards quality life empowerment of the children and youth with disability by according them equal opportunity and develop their talents, using the power of sports as a vehicle to minimize the effects of marginalization; this has seen us being able to bring individuals from all backgrounds and social status together.

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Ncsc has seen tremendous achievements for
instance; one of our girls who's mentally handicapped could not walk or even coordinate her limbs properly when she joined but after 3 to 4 months training she can now walk, coordinate and swim. This has really encouraged us to continue with that spirit and ensure that this youth becomes full and active members of our society.

Ncsc has been participating in Kenya Swimming Championships and this  has made our swimmers earn an opportunity to participate in the 2010 Common wealth games in India, Paralympic games in Vancouver 2010 and the 2012 Olympic games in London as posted in the daily nation( news paper) October 2,2008.

 

 

 

Mission

To create a family like environment for the disabled whereby they can have fun, joy, make friendship and exploit their talents.

Vision

To see disable persons represent our country at the international level competitively.

Activities

    • Facilitating transportation for the disabled to the training venue.
    • Training the disabled from beginners, Intermediate and advanced levels.
    • Provide food and snacks for the disabled after training sessions.
    • Counseling.