Samprity Welfare School for Speech and Hearing Impaired Children (Primary Education)

Samprity Welfare School for Speech and Hearing Impaired Children, established in 2020, is dedicated to promoting the education rights of children with speech and hearing impairments. Running eight classes from Nursery to Class Eight, it currently enrolls 90 students, guided by 12 trained, sign language–expert teachers. The school’s aim is to ensure inclusive, quality education, enhance communication skills, and foster self-reliance. Its objectives include empowering students through academic and life skills, protecting their rights, and enabling social inclusion. By providing a safe, supportive environment, the school brings hope, dignity, and opportunities to the most vulnerable children, ensuring they are not left behind.