GILGIT BALTISTAN GOODWILL MOVEMENT​
We Are A Non-Profit Organization That Works On Causes Related To Persons With Disablities.
GBGM is Registered under the Provincial Government of Gilgit Baltistan under the Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Ordinance (1961). Our registration number is J6(16)/425/2021.
Gilgit Baltistan's Goodwill Movement, for the last three years, has been supporting persons with disabilities to improve their independence in various skills, listed below.
IT CLASSES
Vocational
SEWING
Successful Stories
I learned from Goodwill, and now I am applying these skills at KIU Gilgit, studying how to help other disabled people. Thank you, Goodwill Movement. I had no other options except Goodwill, which provided me with one-on-one support five days a week.
Shah Zuhaib
Goodwill Student
Being a disabled woman, I had fewer opportunities within the community. Goodwill Movement supported not only me but also more women to empower gender inclusion within society so that I can help others, as I am helping out in an additional support needs school in Gilgit
Mehnaz
Goodwill Student
Being a disabled woman, I had fewer opportunities within the community. Goodwill Movement supported not only me but also gave me the opportunity to empower more disabled women within society.
Khushan
Goodwill Student
Being a disabled student, I had no choice but to struggle with my studies. In fact, I could not, but when I joined Goodwill, I learned how much I could do on my laptop or PC by accessing notes and support from PDFs to DOCX. I am now a graduate of KIU in Sociology
Muhammad Rafi
Goodwill Student
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We are a trusted charity in Gilgit Baltistan.
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I am a recently retired Mathematics Teacher who was employed for 28 years in Ashton (formerly Ascraig) Secondary School in Glasgow, Scotland. This school was established to provide a mainstream education to young people with physical disabilities. The personnel employed by the school included teachers, physiotherapists, speech therapists and classroom assistants.
I was Muhammad’s Mathematics teacher from his First to Sixth Years, at the end of which he left school (June 2017).
From early on in his secondary school career Muhammad impressed me with his determination to overcome the challenges presented by his disability (cerebral palsy) and to succeed as far as possible in his studies.His willingness to work hard was clear from a young age and increased even more as he matured.
He developed a real understanding of the barriers to learning experienced by students with a range of disabilities. His fellow students in Ashcraig included young people with conditions such as Muscular Dystrophy, Spina Bifida, visual and hearing impairments, and autism spectrum disorders. Muhammad always displayed an interest in classmates and an empathy towards them. It therefore does not surprise me to see that he has now founded the GBGM devoted to improving the lives of disabled people
Muhammad demonstrated a clear commitment to equality and diversity issues, speaking passionately about such topics
Lyn Patterson
This letter is being provided in support of Gilgit Baltistan Goodwill Movement’s (GBGM) activities to sustain their work with the Differently Abled (DA) population of Gilgit area. We have known GBGM’s leadership for over three years and have financially facilitated some of their activities in support of their mission. During this period, we have found the leadership to be very conscientious in executing their duties and accomplishing GBGM’s goals. We are really impressed with their desire to raise awareness about the challenges faced by the DA population, especially in the GB area. They have worked hard to lobby the federal, state and local governments in Pakistan in support of their DA activities.
We were fortunate to have met some of their leadership and staff during our visit to GB in September 2022. The visit provided further evidence of their commitment to DA population and reaffirmed our own desire to continue to work with them for a foreseeable future.
Dhanani Family
