Brain Awareness Week (BAW) 2026
The initiative sparked curiosity and opened pathways into neuroscience, healthcare, and caregiving, contributing to a future workforce in brain health and elder care. Brain Awareness Week Kenya 2026 did not only raise awareness, but awakened curiosity in young minds and opens pathways to careers in neuroscience, healthcare, and caregiving.
The Brain Awareness Week Kenya 2026 logo reflects the theme “Our Brains, Our Future.”
The circular shape symbolizes unity and shared responsibility for brain health.
At the center is a colorful brain representing thinking, memory, emotions, and creativity.
It highlights intergenerational learning and solidarity.
Caring for our brains helps us learn better, live well, and care for one another today and for the future.
Caring for our brains today builds a stronger future for all!
Resources for the Brain awareness week for teachers and educators
This Teacher’s Toolkit has been developed by Care for Aging Sisters Association in Kenya (CASAK) to support brain awareness and health education in schools.
The content is intended for educational and awareness purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical, psychological, or clinical advice.
In the days leading up to this year’s Brain Awareness Week, classrooms in Nairobi were transformed into spaces of discovery as students engaged in conversations about the brain, mental health and their future. Continue reading…
Your support will help:
Reach more schools and young learners
Train caregivers in brain and mental health
Strengthen community-based wellness systems
Build a future workforce in brain health and care
Together, we can nurture a generation that is informed, compassionate, and prepared to care.
