Sakura

Lives of persons with
disabilities are hard in any country, but they are particularly so in Pakistan,
where poverty is ubiquitous and cultural traditions mark a disabled member as a
shame on the family. In such environment, persons with severe disabilities are especially vulnerable and deprived as they
are completely homebound and inevitably dependent on their family members in
pursuing daily activities from eating to toileting to moving. Many of them are
exposed to discrimination even at their own home and treated as if they have no
human rights, but severity of their disabilities leaves them invisible and
unheard in society.