Says this centre will be established in one year

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif performed the groundbreaking of Centre of Excellence for Autism at the Rehabilitation Centre for Children with Development Disorders in Islamabad today.
Addressing a ceremony on the occasion, the Prime Minister said this centre will be established in one year.
He emphasized that it is government's responsibility to provide all possible resources to help children with special needs become self-sufficient. In this regard, he highlighted the importance of vocational and technical training, as well as the provision of the latest gadgets and technology to assist them.
He said it is our collective responsibility to support these children.
The Prime Minister announced to provide fifteen coasters to the Rehabilitation Centre for the transportation of children with special needs.

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