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+92-3012633805
asdwt.karachi@gmail.com
1 / 2, N Extension, Block-6 PECHS Extension Block 6 PECHS, Karachi, Pakistan

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Helping Families, Empowering Individuals,
  • About Autism Spectrum Disorder Welfare Trust

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The Autism Spectrum Disorder Welfare Trust (ASDWT) is a registered Trust fully supported by the Future Trust. It was set up in 2015 in Lahore and an office was set up in Karachi in 2017. The ASDWT is certified by Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy (PCP) and registered with the Punjab Charity Commission. It has also obtained Tax Exemption from FBR valid up to 2029.Our mission is to create an environment where every individual with autism receives respect, acceptance, and the opportunity to lead a meaningful life.

OUR MISSION

To empower children and adults with Autism and related neurodevelopmental conditions through early identification, specialized therapies, inclusive education and family-centred support, enabling them to develop essential life skills, achieve independence and live with dignity and confidence in society.

OUR VISION

To empower children and adults with Autism and related neurodevelopmental conditions through early identification, specialized therapies, inclusive education and family-centred support, enabling them to develop essential life skills, achieve independence and live with dignity and confidence in society.

  • Helping Families
  • Empowering Individuals
  • Transforming Futures
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Our Objectives

The main objective of ASD Welfare Trust is to create awareness about Autism and related disorders through Awareness Seminars and training workshops with a view to developing a critical mass of professionals across the country, who can provide specific services for persons with these conditions. for parents, teachers, university students, doctors, nurses, LHVs and Law Enforcing Agencies across Pakistan.

Build Professional Capacity

Create a critical mass of trained professionals, teachers, caregivers, therapists and resource persons in the field of autism.

Develop Community Groups

Form community groups in cities, towns, and villages to guide families in diagnosis, assessment and parent-led interventions.

Advocate for Empowering Laws

Lobby for legislation that ensures inclusive education, vocational opportunities and rights protection.

Raise Institutional Awareness

Create awareness among Police, Lawyers and Judiciary to ensure safety, support and rehabilitation.

  • Strengthening professional and community support systems
  • Promoting legislation and awareness for protection & inclusion
  • Building a Supportive Future for Individuals with Autism

Our STRATEGY

The goal of the Autism Spectrum Disorder Welfare Trust is to create a sustainable, inclusive, and knowledge-based ecosystem for autism in Pakistan. We work to build a long-term support structure through community awareness, professional training, strategic partnerships, and donor engagement.

Key Strategic Focus Areas

Nationwide Awareness Seminars

Workshops and sessions to educate communities about autism and promote early understanding.

University & Medical Partnerships

Research, training, and clinical collaboration with academic and medical institutions.

Professional Capacity Building

Specialized training programs for teachers, doctors, psychologists, lawyers, police personnel, and vocational/educational institutions.

Parent & Community Support Groups

Providing families with early guidance, counseling, and intervention support.

Media Engagement for Advocacy

Awareness campaigns and informative programs across electronic, print, and social media platforms.

Volunteer & Civil Society Mobilization

Involving students, volunteers, and community groups in ASD support initiatives.

NGO & Institutional Networking

Collaboration with local and international organizations for shared knowledge and strengthened support systems.

Donor & Corporate Engagement

Building partnerships with donor agencies and corporate sectors for funding, technology, training, and capacity building.

Our MoU's & Institutional Partners
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Frequently Asked Questions

We offer diagnosis, early intervention, ABA therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, special education, and parent training.

Early signs can appear as early as 12–18 months. We conduct assessments for all age groups.

Yes, each child receives an individualized therapy plan based on assessment results.

Parents are encouraged to participate as it strengthens home-based progress.

Simply contact us or visit our center for an initial assessment appointment.

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