Momina’s Story: Designing Her Future with Her Feet Before Momina became a graphic designer, she was a little girl in Khewra watching other children enter classrooms that had no place prepared for her. Cerebral palsy had changed the way her body moved, but it had not touched her curiosity, intelligence or desire to learn. When no suitable school welcomed her, her home became her classroom and her family became the bridge between her and the future she deserved. Then, one day, she saw a pen and tried to lift it with her foot. To anyone else, it was an ordinary pen. To Momina, it was the first tool she could use to tell the world, “I am here, and my life has a purpose.” Her father understood what that moment meant. He left behind the family’s established life in Khewra and moved them to Islamabad, carrying with him the belief that his daughter’s future was worth every uncertainty. Years later, the same feet that reached for that first pen now move confidently across a laptop, turning ideas into colours, images and designs. When Momina is asked how she edits, she smiles and says, “With my feet.” There is no sadness in her answer and no request for sympathy. There is pride, confidence and the quiet strength of someone who fought for every skill the world can now see. At Niaz Support, Momina is not defined by her diagnosis or celebrated merely for trying. She is a professional graphic designer, a respected colleague and a gifted young woman whose creativity has earned its own place. Every design she completes carries a message more powerful than words. A child with a disability can have ambitions. A daughter can become the pride of her family. A person the world once overlooked can create work the world cannot ignore. Momina’s story is beautiful, but it also leaves us with an uncomfortable truth. Countless people are still living with talents no one has taken the time to discover. Their abilities remain hidden, not because they lack potential, but because access, education, mobility and opportunity have not reached them. Niaz Support exists in that gap, creating pathways through customised mobility solutions, education, healthcare and meaningful inclusion. Momina did not need anyone to create her talent. It was already within her. She needed someone to see it, believe in it and make room for it to rise. Somewhere, another child is reaching for a first pen. Another dream is waiting to be noticed. When the right support reaches that person at the right moment, it does not simply change one life. It gives an entire family hope and allows a future, once considered impossible, to finally begin. Share Share Share Share Take the Next Step: Transform Another Life Gift Mobility WITH A CUSTOMISED WHEELCHAIR PKR 48,500 Gift a life-changing, tailored mobility solution to a person with a disability through the purchase of a customised wheelchair. GIFT NOW Gift Education FOR CHILDREN OF PARENTS WITH DISABILITIES MONTHLY PKR 20,000 Purchase a scholarship gift card to provide annual education and healthcare support to children of parents with disabilities. Gift NOW

A Childhood Set in Motion: Suleman’s Journey to Freedom “I have never seen him this happy before,” his mother said, watching with teary eyes as Suleman moved across the room, laughing, turning, and proudly telling everyone, “My wheelchair is better than yours!” The room filled with giggles as the 5-year-old from Rawalpindi explored his new world with excitement, confidence, and joy. For the first time, he wasn’t just watching life. He was living it. Just days before, Suleman could only sit and observe other children playing, running, and moving freely. Due to his spinal disability, even simple movement felt out of reach. Yet, his hope never faded. That moment changed when he received a customised wheelchair, carefully designed to fit his individual size and physical needs, allowing him to move with comfort, safety, and independence. This is the impact of meaningful mobility. https://youtu.be/-4pgPt7QMtc Niaz Support, Pakistan’s top most leading disability social enterprise, continues to transform lives by providing customised wheelchairs that restore mobility, dignity, and inclusion for persons with disabilities across Pakistan. For children like Suleman, a wheelchair is not just a mobility aid, it is freedom, confidence, and the ability to be part of the world around them. Each movement becomes a milestone. Each turn becomes a moment of discovery. Because sometimes, the smallest wheels create the biggest change. That day, Suleman didn’t just receive a wheelchair. He received independence. He received confidence. He received a childhood set in motion. Share Share Share Share

Restoring Movement, Redefining Possibility at PSRD High School Niaz Support, Pakistan’s leading disability-focused social enterprise, continues to transform lives through customised wheelchair solutions designed to restore independence and dignity. A significant milestone was marked at PSRD High School in Lahore, where students with disabilities experienced a powerful shift from limitation to mobility. For many children at PSRD, movement has long been a daily challenge. Limited access to properly designed wheelchairs meant restricted participation in school life. This began to change as customised wheelchairs, designed to fit each individual’s size and physical needs, were distributed, enabling students to move with confidence, comfort, and independence. The impact was immediate. The room filled with excitement as students explored their new mobility. “Now I can study by myself… I can learn on my own,” one student shared. Another added, “Now I can play and race with my friends.” Adding depth to this moment was Agha Hasnain Raza, host in the video representing Niaz Support, whose presence reflected the emotional significance of the initiative and its connection to the community. https://youtu.be/h7tesBwu7KA This initiative reflects more than a single distribution. It represents Niaz Support’s ongoing commitment to disability inclusion by providing customised mobility solutions that enable participation, confidence, and opportunity. For the students of PSRD, these wheelchairs are not just support, they are a pathway to independence, education, and a more inclusive future. Share Share Share Share