Founded in 1988, the school is part of the government’s efforts to provide deaf or hearing disabled children with an education. It has 105 students enrolled in Kindergarten to grade 7. After that, the students enter the conventional education system.

Our partnership includes interaction activities with their students, such as dancing, cooking, traditional games, sports, learning sign language and all sorts of arts and crafts. This year our goal is to build two sanitary units for students as well as paint and set up an arts room.