A private school in Karachi’s Soldier Bazaar is providing free education, speech therapy and training to children with autism, helping them develop everyday skills and participate in community life.
Children from different parts of the city attend the center, where staff organize learning and recreational activities according to each child’s individual abilities and needs.
The school administration says patience and consistency are essential when supporting children with autism, as some may need additional time and assistance to become comfortable with everyday routines.
Alongside classroom learning, the school gives children opportunities to play and take part in extracurricular activities aimed at supporting their mental and physical development.
Staff also take the children to the garden at PMA House, where they can spend time outdoors and choose activities that interest them.
According to the administration, these outings have brought positive changes in the children’s behavior and helped them develop greater independence in everyday tasks.
The initiative focuses on providing tailored education and support rather than expecting every child to progress at the same pace. Its goal is to help children build on their abilities and become more active participants in society.
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