KSMH is committed to achieving its goals by pursuing the following actions:

• Actively engage the government to recognize and respect the rights of persons with intellectual disabilities.
  
  
• Promote complete inclusiveness of persons with intellectual disabilities.
• Pressurise the government on giving support services to persons with intellectual disabilities.
  
  
• Make the government aware that the persons with intellectual disabilities have rights to supported decision-making and equality before the law.

• Carry out civic education programmes before national elections and referendums for persons with intellectual disabilities in the form of augmentative and alternative modes of communications (AAC).

• Promote AAC in all processes of judiciary, law and order for persons with intellectual disabilities to express themselves asserting their rights.

• Promote early identification of persons living with intellectual disabilities including those hidden and/or abandoned in families, communities etc.

• Engage a multidisciplinary team of specialists in assessment and intervention services specially needed by persons with intellectual disabilities and their families.

• Rescue and provide basic rights interventions to the rejected, abused, abandoned, neglected, caged, chained and isolated persons with intellectual disabilities.

• Provide support services for affected mothers and families in promoting acceptance, understanding and quality management of individual special needs of their persons with intellectual disabilities.

• Provide supported access to human rights and social justice by persons with intellectual disabilities in exercising of their individual legal capacities.

• Articulate for the legal recognition of supported decision making and consent exercised by persons with intellectual disabilities to protect their interests, reduce social injustices and human rights violations.

• Advocate for inclusive legal and institutional policy frameworks, which are persons with intellectual disabilities special needs sensitive.

• Income Generating Initiatives in support of mothers and caregivers of persons with intellectual disabilities.
• Mainstreaming the special needs of persons with intellectual disabilities in development and in particular government programs in areas of social, health, education, rehabilitation, training, HIV/AIDS etc
  
  
• New Constitution and Disability Act
  
  
• Ensuring that Kenya ratifies the UNCRPD
  
  
• From Charity to Human Rights approach
  
  
• Judicial, Legal, Social interventions