Imran Rehabilitation Centre (IRC) for Cerebral Palsy / intellectually Disabled challenged is one of its kind special center, for the brain injured physically and mentally disabled children. IRC has been working for the welfare of special children for more than sixteen years now.
“We, Mariam Imran Sharif & Ahmad Roman Sharif were very young when our Father Imran Sharif got a trust registered in the name of his grandfather ‘Sharif Haroon Memorial Trust’ with a vision to open rehabilitation center for special needs children, unfortunately after few months he passed away. Following his sad demise, our Grand Parents Mr. & Mrs. Mansoor sharif, our Aunt Rahiba Shezad and Uncle Haroon Sharif open the center with utmost effort and built a humungous center for CP Children thereby help made our father’s dream come true. Now in 2020 the center has become fully operational having capacity of 200 children of special needs”.
By the Grace of Almighty Allah we hope to continue the vision and mission of my father IMRAN SHARIF.
IMRAN REHABILITATION CENTER is a non-profit making charity working for the benefit of children and adults with Cerebral Palsy, working in association with Caregivers, Doctors, Therapists with expertise and experience in CP. It's our aim to provide advice, care, coaching, education, training, treatment, therapy at IRC. It is our goal for children with CP to reach their potential and contribute to society.
For those interested in learning more, we would be happy to discuss ways that our team can specifically help your child reach his/her potential. Please feel free to contact us.
My vision was building and running a Centre for the handicapped disabled children. I was greatly inspired by stunning achievements of my late Grand Father Mr. Sharif haroon and my father Mr. Mansoor Sharif in helping the needy.
" Seeing them taking such daring project in this field, especially construction of a Boarding, and School for the teaching of the holy Quran near Mausoleum of Khawaja Imam AI Bukhari (author of Bukhari Sharif) in Samarkand, Uzbekistan."