National Institute for the Deaf (NID)

A Project of Deaf & Dumb Welfare Association
(Gujranwala, Pakistan)

Best Institute for Education of Special Children in Gujranwala

Professor Abdul Raheem (Late), Managing Director Punjab Welfare Trust for Disabled, Lahore

Khalid Maqbool (Lt.G), Governor Punjab Visiting Class Rooms

Mr. Ferry. DE. Kerckhove Canadian High Commissioner & Madam louise Cote visiting NID

Mrs. Motko Matsuki from japan Oral school for Deaf Tokyo Visiting NID

Khalid Maqbool (Lt.G), Governor Punjab Visiting NID

Peer Amjad Hussain, President PTI Kuwait; Shehzad Butt, Senior Naib Chairman, Insaaf Welfare society Kuwait & Other dignitries on the eve of International Disabled day

Peer Amjad Hussain, President PTI Kuwait; Shehzad Butt, Senior Naib Chairman, Insaaf Welfare society Kuwait; MaliK Tabassum Javed, Chairman deaf & Dumb Welfare Association Gujranwala at NID

Khalid Naeem, Ex.DG Special Education & Nauman Riaz President Deaf & Dumb Welfare Association on the eve of special Persons Training

Muhammad Alam, Social welfare Officer, Principals of NID on the eve of International Disabilitity Day

Saeed Ahmad Taj, President Chamber of Commerce Gujranwala at NID

Ms. Aysha, Principal NID Recieved Award from CM Punjab

Students of Matriculation Received Laptop from BISE Gujranwala for securing positions in session 2014-15

Celebration of Halloween day at NID by Deaf Children

Painting Exhbition at NID by Deaf & Dumb Children

Visit by Bilal Butt, District manager Red Crescent, Raheel Chair wala, Zubair Sheikh, Muhammad Alam Social Welfare Department

Visit by Malik Abdul Sattar Awan, president of Gujranwala District Bar and Asif Mehmood Randhawa, General Secetary District bar gujranwala and Members

Dr. Nayha Tahir, MD Oncologist, Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, San Fransisco, California (Honorary Member NID)

Introduction of NID Gujranwala

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfLaKVPuNgY

National Institute for the Deaf, Gujranwala is playing a pivotal role in educating and looking after the deaf children of the community. Presently, there are more than 350 deaf children in the institute, the majority of whom are either orphans or very poor. Aside from free educational facilities, they are also helped with free clothing, shoes, medicines, materials for educational and vocational training, and free transport facilities. The monthly expenditure of the institute is more than $6,000, which is mostly managed through voluntary contributions, some subsidy from the government, and a handsome regular amount of contribution, made to the institute, out of the personal sources of the founder of the project. Besides general education, practical training in various handicrafts is also imparted to the children with the purpose of making them productive and well-adjusted members of society. There are 25 qualified teachers in the institute who are very proficient in their jobs and good at imparting instructions with dexterous skills.

Learning Begins
With NID

National Institute for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children, a non-profit, tuition-free school located in Satelitte Town, Market District Gujranwala Pakistan, provides a variety of academic and extracurricular programs to deaf and hard-of-hearing children from Nursery to Graduation.