1,000 Children. Countless Possibilities! A meaningful partnership towards a more inclusive future! Akbar Kare Institute (AKI) is proud to announce its collaboration with the National Bank of Pakistan (NBP), whose generous contribution will support the rehabilitation of 1,000 children with disabilities. Through this partnership, AKI will continue providing free, comprehensive rehabilitation services, helping children develop …

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Cerebral Palsy is the most common physical disability during childhood. There are over 17 million people across the world living with cerebral palsy. Another 350 million people are closely connected to a child or adult with cerebral palsy. AKi was started as a dedicated institute for the therapy of cerebral palsy. We celebrate Cerebral Palsy …

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At AKi, we celebrate children’s birthdays once a month. The birthday party and festivities brighten up the children and put a smile on their parents’ faces.

Grandmothers are an important part of the social fabric and play a significant role in domestic decision-making. We organise monthly meetups for grandmothers of children with cerebral palsy. This gives them the opportunity to meet with each other, share their experiences and problem areas. Through this initiative, we aim to enhance a community spirit amongst …

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Every year, we bring together parents and children to celebrate and support those living with cerebral palsy, with the aim to embrace diversity and help create a more accessible future for everyone. Cerebral palsy remains one of the least understood disabilities and people with cerebral palsy are often out of sight, out of mind and …

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We believe in spreading awareness about cerebral palsy, its implications and treatment. For this purpose, we conduct regular workshops at AKi to educate parents about managing children who have cerebral palsy. In addition, we also collaborate with other stakeholders to inform them about the unique treatment approach used at AKi for children with cerebral palsy.