Academic
Nursery to Middle Classes
A child-centred preschool and primary programme where every child learns in their own way and at their own pace.
A project of the Deaf & Dumb Welfare Association
Empowering Deaf Students. Building Brighter Futures.
Creating opportunities for learning, communication, independence, and inclusion through education and community support.
- Free education, Nursery to B.A.
- Free transport
- Since 1969
About NID
Education, Inclusion, and Opportunity
National Institute for the Deaf, Gujranwala is playing a pivotal role in educating and looking after the deaf children of the community. More than 350 deaf children study at the institute, the majority of whom are orphans or come from very poor families. Aside from free education, they are also helped with free clothing, shoes, medicines, materials for education and vocational training, and free transport. Besides general education, practical training in various crafts helps them become productive, well-adjusted members of society.
- Free education (Nursery – B.A.)
- Vocational centre: tailoring, fine arts and computers
- Sports ground and library
- Free transport facilities
Explore NID
Everything about our school
Learn about our history, classes, training courses, projects and activities.
- About UsOur story since 1969 and what makes NID special.
- Vision, Mission & ValuesOur mission, philosophy and core values.
- Board of DirectorsThe founder and the board who guide NID.
- AdmissionsHow families can apply — education is free.
- ClassesFrom Nursery to Graduation, plus MCC and speech therapy.
- TrainingsTailoring, computers, fine arts and physical education.
- ProjectsHumanity, Jamia Masjid Quba and the marriage bureau.
- ActivitiesSign-language performances, sports and celebrations.
- GalleryPhotos of classrooms, events and visitors.
Our Programs
Classes and vocational training
Academic classes, speech therapy and vocational training designed around each child’s abilities.
Academic
Matriculation (9th–10th Class)
Individualised Education Plans, life and work-related skills, and hands-on experience with technology.
Vocational & Skills
Fine Arts & Drawing
Drawing, painting and design classes that build creativity, confidence and a practical skill.
Academic
Speech Therapy
Focused speech therapy, with teachers paying special attention to each child’s communication.
Academic
Class for Mentally Challenged Children (MCC)
A dedicated class taught by teachers with Master’s degrees in Special Education, building daily living skills.
Vocational & Skills
Tailoring & Embroidery
Practical tailoring training in NID’s vocational centre, preparing students for work and independence.
Student Life
Learning that happens everywhere
Art and drawing classes, sports, cultural days, celebrations and performances in sign language — life at NID builds confidence as well as skills.
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Painting exhibition by our students
NID at a glance
More than five decades of free education
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1969
Serving since
One of Gujranwala’s oldest continuously run institutions for deaf children.
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350+
Deaf children
Most of our students are orphans or come from very poor families.
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25
Qualified teachers
Experienced teachers, including Master’s degree holders in Special Education.
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100%
Free education
Free schooling from Nursery to B.A., with free transport and learning materials.
Honours and visits
Best institute for the education of special children in Gujranwala
Governors, diplomats, educators and community leaders have visited NID over the years.
Matriculation students who received laptops from BISE Gujranwala for securing positions in session 2014–15
NID Principal receiving an award from the Chief Minister of Punjab
Lt. Gen. Khalid Maqbool, Governor Punjab, visiting NID classrooms
Governor Punjab Lt. Gen. Khalid Maqbool with NID students
Lt. Gen. Khalid Maqbool, Governor Punjab, visiting NID
Professor Abdul Raheem (Late), Managing Director, Punjab Welfare Trust for Disabled, Lahore, at NID
Saeed Ahmad Taj, President, Gujranwala Chamber of Commerce, at NID
Visit by the President and members of the Gujranwala District Bar
Visiting guests with Malik Tabassum Javed, Chairman, Deaf & Dumb Welfare Association, at NID
Allied Partners & Donors
Gallery
Moments from our campus
Classrooms, celebrations, visits and everyday life at NID.
A Class One lesson at NID(opens larger image)
Nursery and Prep class answering their teacher(opens larger image)
The MCC class with their teachers(opens larger image)
Students working at their desks in a middle-school class(opens larger image)
Intermediate (11th–12th class) students at NID(opens larger image)
Graduation (B.A.) students at NID(opens larger image)
Junior students in a speech therapy and language class(opens larger image)
Students in the tailoring and embroidery room(opens larger image)
News & Events
What’s happening at NID
Matriculation students who received laptops from BISE Gujranwala for securing positions in session 2014–15
NID Principal receiving an award from the Chief Minister of Punjab
Lt. Gen. Khalid Maqbool, Governor Punjab, visiting NID classrooms
Support Our Mission
Help Create More Opportunities for Every Student
Education at NID is free. Most of our students come from families who could not otherwise afford schooling, and our running costs are met mainly through voluntary contributions. Your support helps provide classes, transport, books and vocational training.
Allied Bank of Pakistan
Satellite Town Branch, Gujranwala
- Account title
- Deaf and Dumb Welfare Association
- Saving Account #
- 0010071448550017
- IBAN
- PK49ABPA0010071448550017
National Bank of Pakistan
Satellite Town Branch, Gujranwala
- Account title
- National Institute for the Deaf
- Current Account #
- 4037900153
- IBAN
- PK16NBPA1498004037900153
Please share your transfer receipt on WhatsApp or by email so we can thank you and confirm your contribution.
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Wish to enquire about admissions, syllabus, or anything else? Walk in during office hours, give us a call, or send a message.
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Office hours
8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
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