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'Open Mind Pakistan' is a visionary, one-of-a-kind special training program with the objective of enhancing employability of 'Persons with Disabilities' (PwDs) through skills development, mentoring and on-job training; and now it has been taken a step further with the launch of a comprehensive job portal, known as the 'Disability Job Center' (DJC).This will provide a one-stop site for adjoining job searchers (differently-abled) as well as job posters.

He said that the differently-abled persons were an equal part of the society and it was imperative that they should be given full opportunities through education and training to move forward in their practical life.

ISLAMABAD -- Human Rights Minister Dr Shireen Mazari on Friday called for development of a mindset to change the environment, which today is extremely discouraging for differently-abled people in the country.

ISLAMABAD -- Minister for Human Rights Dr Shireen Mazari on Sunday said legislation would soon be completed for making differently-abled people a 'dignified citizen' of society.

ISLAMABAD -- Chairperson of the Ehsas programme Dr Sania Nishtar on Saturday briefed the media about the measures that the government plans to implement in order to facilitate differently-abled people across the country.

For the first time, visual artists from different groups in Davao City participated in a painting collaboration with differently-abled artists who belong to the Deanna Sipaco (DS) Foundation for the Differently-Abled, Inc.

Around 1,500 differently-abled athletes are expected to participate when the Philippine Sports Commission launches the inaugural 2019 Pilipinas Para Games in Benguet on May 9 to 11.

Tribune News Network Doha More than 25 students demonstrated their sporting skills during the recent Annual Sports Day at Hope Qatar centre for the differently-abled children.

Celebrating the 'Human Spirit' at Choithrams in the Year of Tolerance Choithrams, believes that differently-abled individuals can find unique and innovative solutions to challenges.

The forum aims to empower the differently-abled children, and provide them with a platform to showcase their talents, and discusses the methods of enhancing their lives and working toward merging them into society.

"I decided that I wanted all the cashiers in my shop to be differently-abled," Al Nabhani, the owner of Al Thiqah Hypermarket, told Times of Oman.