Deputy Commissioner Provides Hearing Aids to Special Children
Faisalabad: A Gesture of Support
Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Noman Siddique expressed his view that special individuals deserve special attention from society, emphasizing the responsibility to guide children towards a promising future. He made this statement while distributing 70 hearing aids to impaired children at the Special Education Center.
Local philanthropist Zia Ahmed and other notable figures, including the CEO of Education, Rao Abdul Karim, Assistant Commissioners Adil Umar and Rangzeb Goraya, District Officer of Special Education, hearing-impaired children, and their parents, attended the event.
Siddique highlighted the impact of these aids on children’s lives, noting that they would enable them to hear sounds for the first time, bringing joy and memorably connecting them with their parents. He encouraged parents to foster conversation, speech development, social engagement, and talent recognition in their children. The district administration pledged continued support for special education students’ bright future.
The grateful parents thanked Siddique and Ahmed for this compassionate initiative.
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