This project aims to establish a dedicated day center for children with developmental and mental health challenges in Faisalabad, Pakistan, providing essential therapy, medical care, and inclusive education in a safe, supportive environment.

Run by Abdullah Clinic, a welfare-driven organization, the center is designed to serve children diagnosed with conditions such as autism, ADHD, speech and language delays, and cognitive impairments, many of whom come from low-income or underserved families.

The center will offer:

Therapeutic services including behavioral therapy, occupational and physical therapy, speech and language therapy, and sensory integration programs.
Preschool and Montessori-style education for early developmental support.
Medical aid and mental health consultations, with partnerships from local hospitals and clinics.
Community awareness programs to reduce stigma, educate families, and promote early intervention through monthly seminars and workshops.

The facility will operate five days a week with certified therapists, special education teachers, medical professionals, and support staff, all committed to creating a nurturing environment where every child is given a fair chance to grow and thrive.

In addition to direct care, the project promotes community engagement, caregiver empowerment, and public education, ensuring that the center’s impact extends beyond its walls.

This initiative is launching as a 1-year pilot, with the ambition to scale to other underserved regions based on measurable outcomes and community response.

By supporting this project, you are helping build a future where children with special needs are seen, supported, and empowered, not marginalized.

PK Rehabilitation and Treatment Center for Mentally Challenged Children