Pakistan Association of the Blind

About Us

We’re dedicated to helping blind and visually impaired folk across Pakistan lead fuller lives!

Who We Are

We Provide Worldwide Charity Service Since 1978

The Pakistan Association of the Blind is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals with vision loss and impairment. We work to educate, train and rehabilitate those who lack access to the facilities, equipping them to study, work and earn on their own.

Through different projects such as schools, training centers and programs, we have branched into several different activities.

We are Helping Hands

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Mission

We provide quality education and training to visually impaired persons, allowing them a chance for rehabilitation, self-sufficiency and gaining independence.

History

Founded on January 3rd, 1960, by the late Dr. Fatima Shah, Pakistan Association of the Blind was registered under the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration and Control Ordinance-1961) Govt. of Pakistan.

Team

The top leadership of PAB is comprised of:

  • Qari Saad Noor
    President
  • Riaz Hussain Memon
    General Secretary
  • Mohsin Ali
    Finance Secretary

Registered in 1960, our organization has been working across Pakistan under the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration and Control Ordinance-1961) Govt. of Pakistan.

Be a part of us
365

Total Awards

2200

Total Volunteer

155

Total Projects

Why Choose Us?

Pakistan Association of the Blind has worked tirelessly across Pakistan, setting up schools and training centers for individuals of all ages to gain independence. We are an organization that’s running on donations, goodwill and voluntary efforts, which is why no contribution is too small

READY TO BE A VOLUNTEER?

You can volunteer at our events, schools and many other projects throughout the year.

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Testimonials

I went to PAB School and learned to read and write and it helped me get

Raheela

My family struggled a lot financially and lacked the resources to get me enrolled in school,

Maaz

When my 4-year-old son was born, the local doctors were unable to help with his weakening eyesight.

Aisha