Al-Noor Special Children’s School at Okara Garrison achieved a significant milestone, bringing vibrant hues of joy and hope to the lives of special children. A grand ceremony was recently held to celebrate the activation of cochlear implants for four hearing-impaired children, transforming their lives forever. This momentous event marked a new beginning for children who were previously deprived of the ability to hear. Despite the substantial cost, these life-changing devices were made possible through the combined efforts of the Pakistan Army and generous philanthropists.

The ceremony was graced by General Officer Commanding (GOC) Al-Jihad Division, Major General Waseem Iftikhar Cheema, as the Chief Guest. He praised the project as a “positive revolution” in the lives of special children. GOC Al-Barq Division, Major General Naiknam Muhammad Baig, was also present, emphasizing the Pakistan Army’s commitment to social welfare initiatives. The event featured heartwarming tableau performances by the school students, captivating the audience and showcasing their talents. At the end of the ceremony, gifts were distributed among the children, further elevating the festive spirit of the occasion.
Established in 2014, Al-Noor Special Children’s School has been a beacon of hope for special children and their families. Over the past decade, the school has made remarkable strides in the rehabilitation and education of special children. The successful cochlear implant surgeries stand as a testament to the school’s dedication to empowering children with disabilities. It serves as a prominent example of the humanitarian efforts by the Pakistan Army, philanthropists, and other contributors, creating a brighter future for countless families.