First Lady Margaret Kenyatta on Friday surprised disabled children in Kijabe, Kiambu County after she made an impromptu visit and donated a fully kitted Beyond Zero Mobile Clinic to them.
The First Lady also presented early Valentine flowers to hundreds of disabled children including those that were undergoing treatment at the facility.
Mrs Kenyatta made the gesture at the African Inland Church (AIC)-Cure International Orthopedic Hospital, where she also shared her experiences with the disabled children.
“And as I present each one of you with a valentine flower, I want every one of you to always remember, that you are gifted, you are important, and you mean so much to the world,” the First Lady told the children.
She called on Kenyans to create an environment in which all children can reach their full potential and be what they are meant to be in society.
“This is the kind of world we need: a world that has enough love, compassion and kindness, to wrap its arms around all our children. A world in which every child is accommodated, embraced and invested in," Mrs Kenyatta stated.
The children had a chance to perform for the First Lady and also share their stories with her.
AIC-Cure International Hospital was started in 1998 as a specialised institution dealing with orthopaedic paediatric teaching for children with disabilities.
Here are the photos of the event:
First Lady Margaret Kenyatta as she presented a flower to one of the children. 
