My Name is Nicolet Ingato. I was born on 9^th July 2006 in Nairobi Kenya. My father & mother names are Alvin Olando & Tabitha Luchesi Respectively. I’m eldest child in my family and I have only one sibling called Rita Raizer. I’m currently a student at Kestrel Manor School.

I’m a girl with a heart as big as my dreams and I’m on a mission to empower girls with autism and rewrite their narratives. My journey has been defined by resilience, compassion, and unwavering determination.

I have faced misconceptions and stereotypes about my condition. However, instead of letting them hold me back, I use them as fuel to advocate for change. I believe in the power of education and awareness to break down barriers and create a more inclusive society.

From an early age, I navigated the world through a unique lens of embracing autism as an integral part of my identity rather than a limitation. Despite facing societal misconceptions and challenges, my spirit has remained unbroken, fueled by passion to make a difference.

Growing up, I witnessed firsthand the isolation and misunderstanding experienced by girls with autism, especially those whose families chose to confine them within the walls of their homes. Determined to spark change, I’ve embarked on a journey to create a foundation dedicated to empowering these girls and advocating for their rights. 

This journey has been inspired by incidents that happened in my neighborhood where a girl with autism was impregnated by a neighbor who took advantage of her condition then later disappeared without a trace and while others lack basic menstrual hygiene knowledge and the necessities like sanitary towels. 

Through my foundation/organization which is yet to be launched, I aim to shatter stereotypes and foster a community where girls with autism can thrive, unapologetically embracing their individuality. From organizing support groups and workshops to collaborating with experts in the field, my vision is to create a safe space where girls with autism feel seen, heard, and valued.

I want the message to extend beyond the confines of my community, resonating with parents and caregivers worldwide. With unwavering determination, I seek to inspire a paradigm shift, encouraging parents to nurture their daughters' potential rather than succumb to fear and isolation.

Fueled by me own experiences and guided by empathy, my journey is a testament to the transformative power of perseverance and compassion. As I continue to trail blaze, I stand as a beacon of hope for girls with autism everywhere, proving that with determination and support, anything is possible.

I declare that, "We are not defined by our differences; we are empowered by them." With boundless courage and an unwavering commitment and support from my parents, I will rewrite the narrative for girls with autism, one empowered step at a time.