Accessible Education
Learning experiences designed for captions, transcripts, screen readers, keyboard navigation, adaptive formats and disability-inclusive teaching methods.
Parwaz is an inclusive empowerment initiative committed to creating accessible learning, skills development, economic opportunities and community support for persons with disabilities across Pakistan.
This is our first official Parwaz video, where we explain why this initiative was created, who it is for and how it aims to build accessible pathways toward skills, dignity and independence.
Disability does not reduce a person’s potential. Inaccessible systems, limited opportunities and social barriers do.
Parwaz is being developed as a long-term platform where persons with disabilities can learn, connect, earn, lead and participate in society with dignity.
Learning experiences designed for captions, transcripts, screen readers, keyboard navigation, adaptive formats and disability-inclusive teaching methods.
Preparing participants for freelancing, remote work, entrepreneurship, technology-enabled careers and independent income opportunities.
Building a network where persons with disabilities and their families can find guidance, representation, mentorship and meaningful human connection.
Promoting accessibility, equal rights, civic participation, inclusive policies and respectful representation in public life.
Every Parwaz pathway is being designed around the accessibility needs, strengths and lived experiences of the people it serves.
Supporting people with mobility-related and physical disabilities through accessible digital learning, remote earning pathways, leadership opportunities and practical support.
Creating communication-accessible learning through captions, visual explanations, transcripts, sign-language collaboration and inclusive digital content.
Developing screen-reader-friendly resources, structured audio learning, keyboard-accessible platforms and technology training that promotes independence.
We will not define people by what they cannot do. We will work with them to build the access, skills and opportunities through which their abilities can flourish.
Parwaz by Apna Kamao
Parwaz combines accessible education with mentorship, employment preparation, advocacy and community support.
Practical training in technology, freelancing, online work, digital services, entrepreneurship and emerging tools.
Connecting learners with mentors, professionals, disability advocates and people with relevant lived experience.
Developing portfolios, communication skills, confidence, workplace awareness and connections with inclusive employers.
Helping organizations understand digital accessibility, inclusive communication and disability-friendly systems.
Encouraging participants to build digital services, small businesses and independent income streams.
Promoting accessibility, voter education, inclusion, representation and equal participation in public life.
Our approach is designed to support each participant beyond a single course or event.
Understand the participant’s strengths, interests, accessibility needs and goals.
Deliver accessible learning through practical, supportive and adaptive methods.
Develop portfolios, communication, career readiness and independent problem-solving.
Connect participants with freelancing, employment, entrepreneurship and market opportunities.
Enable participants to become mentors, advocates, trainers, entrepreneurs and community leaders.
A dedicated social activist and disability-rights advocate from Toba Tek Singh, Pakistan.
As a person with a physical disability, Abrar brings both lived experience and years of community engagement to the mission of inclusion. He actively works to promote accessibility, equal opportunities and meaningful participation for persons with disabilities.
Abrar currently serves as the District Focal Person of the District Welfare Rehabilitation Unit, Toba Tek Singh, and as a member of the District Voter Education Committee, Toba Tek Singh.
He previously served as District Focal Person for the Awaz II Programme of the British Council Pakistan and as a District Forum Member of CPDI Pakistan.
Disability Rights Advocacy Promoting accessibility, dignity and equal opportunity.
Community Mobilization Connecting institutions, families and persons with disabilities.
Inclusive Civic Participation Supporting voter education and representation in public life.
“Our goal is not merely to help persons with disabilities enter existing systems. It is to help build systems in which everyone belongs.”
Parwaz aims to make accessibility a core part of its content, technology, events, communication and partnerships.
Clear language, strong contrast, structured headings and uncluttered layouts.
Logical navigation, meaningful labels and support for assistive technologies.
Accessible alternatives for educational videos, webinars and important audio content.
Thoughtful planning for physical access, communication access and different learning needs.
Accessible Learning Environment
Captions and transcripts available
We welcome collaboration with organizations committed to accessibility, skills, employment and social inclusion.
Collaborate on accessible services, training, rehabilitation and inclusive public participation.
Create accessible recruitment, remote-work opportunities, internships and inclusive workplaces.
Develop inclusive classrooms, accessible digital content and disability-friendly learning environments.
Combine lived experience, local knowledge, advocacy and support networks for greater impact.
Register for Parwaz and become part of an inclusive community built around skills, confidence, accessibility, opportunity and dignity.
Register for Parwaz