By Sohail Rais | Project Director
This quarter, Disabled Welfare Association (DWA) has made significant progress toward its goal of empowering 150 women with disabilities through education and skill development. A total of 112 women have been successfully enrolled in various educational and vocational training programs across the cities of Karachi, Hyderabad, and Thatta. By providing essential literacy, digital skills, and vocational training, the project is fostering empowerment, independence, and community inclusion for women with disabilities.
Key Objectives
Provide quality education to 150 women with disabilities, focusing on literacy and numeracy.
Enhance employability through vocational and digital skills training.
Promote inclusion and independence through mentorship and psychosocial support.
Engage communities to raise awareness and reduce stigma associated with disabilities.
Success Story Highlight
“From Silence to Strength” – Saima’s Journey
Saima, a 26-year-old woman with hearing impairment from Hyderabad, was initially hesitant to join the digital literacy program. However, with the support of mentors and interpreters, she quickly gained confidence and mastered computer skills. Saima has since started offering graphic design services from home, earning a modest income, and inspiring other women in her community to pursue their dreams despite challenges.
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