**National Book Foundation Holds Storytelling Session to Promote Inclusion Among Special Needs Children**
The National Book Foundation (NBF) recently organized a vibrant storytelling session at the National Special Education Center for Physically Handicapped Children in Islamabad, reinforcing its commitment to inclusive literary activities. The event aimed to ignite imagination, build confidence, and foster a love of reading among children with special needs.
The session was graced by Ms. Farah Naz Akbar, Honourable Parliamentary Secretary for the Ministry of Federal Education & Professional Training, who engaged warmly with the young participants. She commended the NBF’s ongoing efforts in promoting inclusivity through literature, highlighting the importance of providing every child with access to the enriching experience of storytelling.
According to NBF officials, such initiatives are designed to ensure that all children, regardless of physical ability, can enjoy the wonder of books and storytelling. Activities like these not only encourage creativity, but also help develop self-esteem and social interaction skills.
The NBF reaffirmed its dedication to supporting special education by organizing interactive and accessible literary events. The Foundation continues to seek ways to make reading an enjoyable and inclusive activity for children across Pakistan.
