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Gifted children are now part of Shwapno family

It’s whose fault to make people impaired? Society has created our gifted child as the binary opposite. They are raising themselves into silence, and to non-speech. Have we recognized them yet? Their senses weigh them down. Have we counted them much? Long being silenced if we do not stand up for them now, or else the language of others will swallow them up. Shwapno wants to retell those stories of our spirited architects of dreams to everyone that these miracles belong to you.

Inspired by this human philosophy, Ms. Sanjida Rahman Danny, Chairman of PFDA-Vocational Training Center and Sabbir Hasan Nasir, Executive Director of ACI Logistics Ltd has exchanged a deed of agreement at Shwapno’s newly opened outlet at 106 Gulshan Avenue (Hosna Center) today.These miraculous Gifted Children are locked inside their own little world. They are blocked down in a corner. They can be non-lingual, but apprehend the language of love, your unconditional love. The major thrust of the Deed is to promote that gifted children are part of the human family. They have the equal rights like any other.

This Deed will facilitate the gifted children of best practices and expertise in learning, a significant resource for our children with autism for their professional development of a trainee.They are the members of Shwapno Family. High officials of both the organizations were also present during the ceremony.

Shwapno believes in parity, that reflects on its premise wishing that other distinguished corporationwould be a trendsetter in this regard. All they need is yourunconditional love. Your attitude towards them can make a difference.In their puzzled dark dungeon can’t you hear the sound of silence?

Sabbir Hasan Nasir Executive Director, ACI Logistics Ltd. (Shwapno) said, “I consider each gifted child has got its own ability and talent. As we believe in Shwapno values, we want to retell those stories of our spirited architects of dreams to everyone. If you are part of Shwapno embrace our gifted child with love and care. Your attitude towards them can make a difference.