Inclusive Future – Parent Counseling & Assistive Devices Distribution Ceremony
BINAE Welfare Association successfully concluded the Karachi chapter of its Sindh-wide, division-wise Inclusive Future – Parent Counseling & Assistive Devices Distribution Drive on 25 July 2026 at Aquarius Banquet, Beach Luxury Hotel, Karachi.
Organized in collaboration with the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPD), Government of Sindh, and Rotary Club of Roshni Karachi, the initiative brought together visually impaired individuals, parents and families, government representatives, Rotarians, philanthropists, business leaders, social workers, and civil society representatives with a shared commitment to inclusion and empowerment.
The Parent Counseling Session provided families with practical guidance and awareness on communication, independence, daily life skills, confidence building, and supporting visually impaired children and individuals toward dignified and self-reliant lives.
The Assistive Devices Distribution Ceremony provided beneficiaries with a range of accessibility and assistive technologies supporting education, digital inclusion, mobility, healthcare management, employment, independent living, and personal freedom. Distributed devices included laptops, Mantis Q40 Braille Displays, Perkins Braillers, Meta AI Smart Glasses, customized tactile/Braille washing machines and cooking stoves, talking weighing scales, calculators, blood pressure monitors, glucometers, talking watches, white canes, Braille writing slates, digital Qurans, specialized headphones, digital hearing assistance devices, and sound-enabled sports equipment.
The event was graced by distinguished government officials, Rotary leaders, philanthropists, social workers, disability advocates, and development partners. The Honorable Provincial Minister for Universities and Boards, Mr. Mohammad Ismail Rahoo, represented the Chief Minister of Sindh as Chief Guest.
The project reflects the power of collaboration between government, civil society, Rotary, philanthropy, and the disability community to create a more accessible and inclusive society. Through assistive technology, counseling, and community support, the initiative aims not only to meet immediate needs but to create opportunities for visually impaired individuals to thrive with dignity, confidence, independence, and equal participation in society.
Organized in collaboration with the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPD), Government of Sindh, and Rotary Club of Roshni Karachi, the initiative brought together visually impaired individuals, parents and families, government representatives, Rotarians, philanthropists, business leaders, social workers, and civil society representatives with a shared commitment to inclusion and empowerment.
The Parent Counseling Session provided families with practical guidance and awareness on communication, independence, daily life skills, confidence building, and supporting visually impaired children and individuals toward dignified and self-reliant lives.
The Assistive Devices Distribution Ceremony provided beneficiaries with a range of accessibility and assistive technologies supporting education, digital inclusion, mobility, healthcare management, employment, independent living, and personal freedom. Distributed devices included laptops, Mantis Q40 Braille Displays, Perkins Braillers, Meta AI Smart Glasses, customized tactile/Braille washing machines and cooking stoves, talking weighing scales, calculators, blood pressure monitors, glucometers, talking watches, white canes, Braille writing slates, digital Qurans, specialized headphones, digital hearing assistance devices, and sound-enabled sports equipment.
The event was graced by distinguished government officials, Rotary leaders, philanthropists, social workers, disability advocates, and development partners. The Honorable Provincial Minister for Universities and Boards, Mr. Mohammad Ismail Rahoo, represented the Chief Minister of Sindh as Chief Guest.
The project reflects the power of collaboration between government, civil society, Rotary, philanthropy, and the disability community to create a more accessible and inclusive society. Through assistive technology, counseling, and community support, the initiative aims not only to meet immediate needs but to create opportunities for visually impaired individuals to thrive with dignity, confidence, independence, and equal participation in society.
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