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Oct 16, 2026
Building Autism Services in Kenya and Tanzania: Dr. Pooja Panesar on Leadership, Inclusion, and Behaviour Analysis
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32:31Ben ReimanHOST
Tell me more about the, the, the, the vision behind the Kaizora organizations and the gap you were trying to fill.
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32:38Pooja PanesarGUEST
So when I initially started, it was just me running ABA sessions and then one more person running ABA sessions and then two more people.
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32:49Pooja PanesarGUEST
Then we had parents coming in saying, "Look, my child's not doing well in school.
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32:58Pooja PanesarGUEST
Can you not make your organization full day?" So that was when I went, I got some additional training in TEACCH programs and all that, came back, created a full-day program.
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33:09Pooja PanesarGUEST
That went on for a while, then we'd have parents going here for speech therapy, coming to us for ABA, going somewhere else for OT.
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33:17Pooja PanesarGUEST
So I started bringing in a speech and language pathologist to run sessions at the center, even though it was an external kind of thing.