Pakkay DostThe beloved puppet show for famous children for its captivating narration and emphasis on the URUCU language, is delighted to announce its association with Connecthear, as indicated in its press release. This collaboration will do Pakkay Dost Accessible to the community with hearing impairment through the integration of sign language interpretation.
Created by the famous Bilal Musician Maqsood, Pakkay Dost It has become a cornerstone of quality child entertainment in Pakistan. The vibrant images and the attractive narratives of the program have obtained the widespread acclaimed, promoting the love for the urdu and enriching the life of innumerable young spectators.
Connectthear, the main pioneer of Asia del Sur in accessibility and inclusion for all people with disabilities, will play a fundamental role in this initiative. Integrating the interpretation of Pakistan’s sign language into Pakkay DostConnectthear not only makes the show accessible to deaf children, but also giving an example for inclusive entertainment in Pakistan. Your team of trained interpreters and accessibility experts will integrate sign language without problems, ensuring that each scene is a cheerful and significant experience for all children, deaf or otherwise.
“We are very excited to partner with Connectthear,” Maqsood said. “Our mission is to bring joy, learning and cultural enrichment and create a brighter childhood for all children. This collaboration is a significant step to do Pakkay Dost Truly inclusive and make sure that each child can experience the magic of our program. “
“In Connectthear, we believe in the creation of a world where nobody is left behind,” said Arhum Ishtiaq, CTO and co -founder, Connectthear. “This alliance with Pakkay Dost It allows us to close the gap in the entertainment and education of children for the deaf community. Not only are we adding sign language to the program, we are adding joy, imagination and inclusion to the life of each deaf child. “
This association marks a significant milestone for both Pakkay Dost and Connectthear. Together, they are committed to breaking the barriers and ensuring that all children have the opportunity to experience the joy of learning and the magic of stories narration.
About Pakkay Dost
Pakkay Dost It is a vibrant and entertaining puppet show created by Bilal Maqsood, a famous musician and former member of the iconic bands of the band. The program captivates young minds with playful narratives and colorful images, promoting love for Urdu language while teaching valuable lessons of life. This makes it a pleasant experience for children and meaningful for parents who want to instill cultural and linguistic pride in their children. Each episode offers laughs, lessons and an opportunity for children to connect with their roots. The program has obtained acclamation of parents, educators and institutions equally.
About Connectthear
Connectthear is the main pioneer of South Asia in inclusion, committed to joining accessibility gaps through avant -garde technology. With the mission of empowering people and promoting inclusion, Connectthear offers an integral range of services, including the interpretation of virtual sign language, sensitivity training, inclusive work locations and awareness initiatives. By taking advantage of technology to create an equitable society, Connecthear continues to establish new reference points for accessibility, promoting connections that transcend the barriers. From 2024, Connectthear has connected 1,700 people with disabilities (PWDs) with inclusive employers, carried out more than 60 sensitivity training sessions and trained more than 2,200 employees. The Connectthear application has reached more than 30,000 users and has facilitated more than 1 million minutes of interpreting sign language of more than 100 public and private organizations to improve accessibility and inclusion. In addition, Connectthear has been associated with more than 10 corporate organizations and deaf schools, advancing even more in its mission of creating a more inclusive world.
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