South Punjab Stories of Strength: NK’s Customised Wheelchairs Brought Hope to Three Girls

Kulsoom, a young girl from South Punjab living with CP disability, cannot speak—but her smile never fades. Today, as she sat in her wheelchair, it felt as if her world had finally opened. Her happiness was clear, but even more powerful was her mother’s reaction—tears of joy, with hands raised in prayers for NK. In that moment, the wheelchair was not just mobility; it was dignity, comfort, and relief for both mother and daughter.

Amina, a school-going girl from South Punjab affected by polio, had always struggled to walk. But the moment she sat in her wheelchair, she began to move on her own. With a bright smile, she softly said, “Thank you.” She dreams of playing, learning, and living freely—and today, she took a strong step toward that dream. Her journey reflects the strength of many young girls in South Punjab who continue to fight despite physical limitations.

Liza, a quiet girl from South Punjab living with CP disability, made the most powerful promise of all. She shared that she will go to school. In a region where disability in Pakistan and girls’ issues often limit opportunities, this promise carries deep meaning. These stories remind us that with the right support, even the quietest voices can rise. Through Niaz Support, a customised wheelchair, and the kindness of NK, three lives moved forward—with hope, courage, and a future within reach.