Deaf Reach NA is a U.S. based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to empowering disadvantaged deaf children and youth in Pakistan. We support Deaf Reach programs and schools in Pakistan, which provide education, sign language development, skills training and job placement programs to empower deaf children.
In Pakistan there are more than 1 million deaf children of school age, yet less than 5% attend school. Deaf Reach, a program of Family Educational Services Foundation, is one of the only branch networks of schools catering to the needs of the Deaf community, providing a full circle solution from education and skills training, teacher development and parent training, to job placement and community inclusion.
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The Sal-Im Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. (Formerly Sal-Im International Company) was established in March 1984, in Karachi. As sole agent/representative of Bobst SA, Goss International USA, Komori Corporation Japan in Karachi, Pakistan, we take pride in providing efficient installation and excellent services for their equipment while at the same time providing similar assistance for other various printing and packaging machines.
The Sal-Im Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. (Formerly Sal-Im International Company) was established in March 1984, in Karachi. As sole agent/representative of Bobst SA, Goss International USA, Komori Corporation Japan in Karachi, Pakistan, we take pride in providing efficient installation and excellent services for their equipment while at the same time providing similar assistance for other various printing and packaging machines.
The garments sold at ayesha-somaya.com are hand made/crafted in the finest traditions of Pakistani textile crafts. Irregularities in weave, block print or embroidery are a characteristic of the process and beyond our control. At times actual outfit may be little different in design than displayed on the website as they are hand made, hence beyond our control.
