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Introduction: Within the depths of silence lies a profound journey - the psychological landscape of the deaf community. From childhood to adulthood, deaf individuals confront unique psychological hurdles stemming from communication barriers within their families and society. In this heartfelt exploration, we delve into the profound struggles faced by the deaf community, while emphasizing the vital role played by the Deaf Welfare Awareness Foundation (DWAF) in supporting their emotional well-being.   Silent Echoes of Childhood: Nurturing Expression  Amidst Silence In the tender years of childhood, deaf individuals grapple with the weight of unspoken words. Communication barriers, woven by the absence of accessible language, cast shadows of isolation and hinder meaningful connections within their families. The echoes of unheard voices resonate deeply, leaving deaf children yearning for understanding, validation, and the opportunity to share their inner worlds. Deaf Welfare Awaren

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‘Our Film Festival’: Through the lens of kids living on the margins By  Deaf Welfare Awareness Foundation August 28, 2022 LAHORE: Screening of 15 short films by childrens with Disabilities  and transgender            was the first of its kind in the country, probably anywhere in the world.     ‘Our Film Festival’ was organized jointly by ‘Deaf Welfare Awareness Foundation’ and ' Our Organization'. CP Five Star distributed food among children. The films screened at Alhamra Hall 3 on Thursday were novel as they were not only conceived and filmed by the children living on the margins, but the actors were also from slums, orphanages, and special children. It was all about their lives. The films depicted the lives of these very children.            The films were all upbeat, seen through children’s eyes. They highlighted many things such as the joy in playing together, pranks of a child to elicit response from a friend, fear of being left alone, one person’s trash is another person’