Since 1985, our residential school and rehabilitation centre have stood as beacons of hope for over 400 hearing-impaired students. In the halls of learning, silence is not a barrier; it’s an opportunity to communicate in the language of gestures, expressions, and hearts intertwined. Dedicated educators, fluent in the language of sign, guide students on a journey of discovery, where every lesson learned is a triumph over silence.

In the classrooms of our school, we witness the emergence of voices, not in sound but in action. Children learn to communicate, to express themselves, and to navigate a world that often speaks a language they cannot hear. Workshops and vocational programs provide practical skills, empowering students to carve their paths in a world that too often forgets to listen.

But our impact extends far beyond the walls of our school; it reverberates through communities, echoing the power of inclusion and empowerment. Families once silenced by the stigma of disability find their voices, advocating for the rights and dignity of their loved ones. And in the hearts of our students, we see the spark of resilience, the determination to defy the odds and soar above limitations.

The Hearing Impaired School Initiative of Pragati Pratishthan isn’t just about education; it’s about empowerment. It’s about giving voice to the voiceless and amplifying the echoes of empowerment in silence. As we continue this journey, we strive not just to break the silence but to celebrate the beauty of communication in all its forms, ensuring that every voice, whether spoken or silent, is heard and valued in the symphony of life.