Karachi Gets Country’s First Cafe Run by Differently-Abled Staff – Startup Pakistan

Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has proudly inaugurated Khudee, Pakistan’s very first café that is entirely operated by individuals with disabilities, in Karachi.

This innovative café is a groundbreaking initiative by the Karachi Vocational Training Centre (KVTC), marking a significant milestone in the journey towards empowering people with disabilities.

Khudee is designed to offer vocational training and real-world work experience, which are essential for personal and professional growth. By providing these opportunities, the café is helping to equip differently-abled individuals with the skills they need to succeed in the workforce.

Khudee stands as a powerful symbol of inclusivity and progress. It not only serves as a place where these individuals can showcase their abilities but also acts as a platform for them to enhance their skills, build their careers, and achieve personal development.

The café aims to inspire others to support and integrate differently-abled individuals into various sectors, demonstrating that with the right opportunities, everyone can contribute meaningfully to society.

This initiative sets a precedent for future projects and encourages a broader movement towards creating more inclusive and supportive environments for the differently-abled community.