Pakistan Centre for Development Communication (PCDC) is pleased to announce organizational membership of ‘Dar-ul-Sukun’. We welcome the new member into our growing network of development agencies. Take a look at their impressive institutional profile.

Introduction

Founded in 1969, Dar-ul Sukun is one of the largest, most respected nonprofit organizations in Pakistan that is providing comprehensive support to ‘Persons with Disabilities’ (PWD).
It started as a small charitable initiative that grew into a valuable resource for PWDs all over the country. Dar ul Sukun provides accommodation to abandoned children and people with disabilities and also empowers people with disabilities, their families and communities regardless of cast, color, creed, religion, gender, age, type and cause of disability. This is done through raising awareness, promoting inclusion, reducing poverty, eliminating stigma, meeting basic needs and facilitating access to health, education and livelihood opportunities.

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Geographical Presence

  • Centre for the Abandoned & Vulnerable Children with Disabilities, Karachi (1969)
  • Centre for the Elderly People, Karachi (1978)
  • Rehabilitation Centre for Children With Severe Disabilities, Karachi (1978)
  • Centre for the Socially Displaced & Polio Affected Girls (1981)
  • Centre for the Socially Displaced & Broken Families’ Boys, Quetta, Baluchistan (2007)
  • Rehabilitation Complex, Rashidabad, Sindh (2013)
  • Three Sewing Centres, Quetta Baluchistan (2011)
  • Three Girls Tuition Centre, Quetta, Baluchistan (2012)

Training

Over the years, Dar-ul Sukun has provided training to numerous organizations in the country on following topics.

Advocacy Campaigns

Other Campaigns

  • I-learn Girls Education (Quetta)
  • WE- Women Empowerment Program (Quetta)
  • Vulnerable Family Adoption Program (Karachi)
  • Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Project (Rural Karachi)
  • “EDUCATION FOR ALL” Children Education Program (Karachi)
  • Disable Self Employeement Program (Karachi)
  • Wheelchair & Assistive Devices Distribution Program (Interior Sindh)
  • “ACCEPTING THE EXCEPTIONAL” (ATE) Learners Training Program (Karachi)
  • Disability & Poverty Reduction Program