Activities at Amai Park for visually impaired children

Eid Party organised by Students of Beaconhouse School System, Banigala

Beaconhouse students distributing gifts

Eid Party organised by Students of Beaconhouse School System, Banigala
The deputy head of society community society of Beacon house school systems, Banigala, Babar Jan contacted Funkor Child art Center, to do some volunteer work at Amai Park. We organized an ‘Eid Party’ for the children at Amai Park. The Beaconhouse students painted the swings and slides, and cleaned up the Park. Students from NUML also joined in. Beaconhouse students had organized juices and burgers for the children and distribution ‘EID’ gifts. They sang songs and had loads of fun. Thankyou Beaconhouse students, you were all wonderful. Ms. Rubina the Director really appreciated their work and the children were asking if you all will visit again, they really enjoyed themselves!

Beaconhouse girls playing a game with girls from Almaktoom.

Painting the Play station

Singing under the big tree

T-shirts donated by Japanese designer Keico, through Asian Network of Trust Hiroshima. Renovations at Amai Park

COMMENTS BY STUDENTS OF BEACONHOUSE

SENIOR HM MAM RIFAT...

i am proud of u all,, i hope that you continue working for such organisation.
syed babar jan

it was one of da best event ever arranged ,,, v all enjoyed alot and all the students dre vre gr8,, i guess even better than us,, all the students were soo entertainin that v felt that as if its was our own skool,,i hope v get permission to come dre again and make few more memorable moments wid them.
laiba tahir,

it was a very lovely experience. i wish to visit this place again.
nominah ejaz.

this place really rocks.we had gr8 time and hope to see them again
atia.

it was a gr8 pleasure to meet these children.
ishaq.

i enjoyed this activity.all the children dre vr gr8.i wish our cummunity society arranges this event again.so that i can get a chance to come dre again.
sharafuddin ali zada,

i was very pleased by visitin the centre, i think it was the only event which i enjoyed alot.
zarak hyat khan,

the people at al-makhtoom centre have made a very inspiring and encouraging effort to improve the lives of visually disabled children.the event was a truly moving experience.
asad jan khattak,

the people at al-maktoo have made an incredible contribution to society with thier ceaseless hard work.keep up the gud work!
mashal shaukat,

i loved the kids!and thier stories really touched me deeply.:)
murtaza zaidi,

i really wish i was part of the group that wenrt to al-maktoom,from all i have heard, i can deduce that my fellow beaconites did a gr8 job dre and enjoyed alot.the pictures i saw on the facebook and hre on this blog too touched my heart.it was good to see the smiles on the innocent faces of these children. this was wonderful work done by the cummunity services society and i hope they keep it up!

Paper- making workshop with Tajima Shinji at Almaktoom.

Tajima Shinji is a well known children's writer from Japan. He worked as advisor of the Literacy Commission in 2000 and has worked for several years for UNESCO. He was responsible for promoting hand-made paper in Pakistan. While visiting Islamabad Funkor Childart Center organised a paper making workshop for blind children at Almaktoom Center for the Visually Impaired.