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Families that have autistic children in rural areas want the government to improve healthcare services for children living with autism. They say the burden weighs heavily on them, especially during what they refer to as, these hard economic times. Citizen tv's Chrispine Otieno visited a family in Bonchari, Kisii County, struggling to cope after losing their main provider.
Autism Awareness Week: Parents want govt to improve health services
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