Zong Employees Spend a Day With Mentally Challenged Children

ZONG Corporate Volunteer

ZONG employees under its Corporate Volunteerism Programme recently visited Chambeli Institute of Mentally Challenged Children and Physiotherapy Centre located in Satellite Town, Rawalpindi.

The Institute has around 50 mentally challenged children enrolled in it and has a staff of 20 people to manage and help with these children.

It was a full day event which comprised of many fun filled activities like face painting, musical chairs, tableau by children, 3-legged race, spoon & ball race and dancing competition. Children participated with great enthusiasm while volunteers from ZONG compassionately arranged all these activities with help of the institute’s staff.

Children also watched a cartoon movie on the multimedia and later on excitedly received gifts, food items and goodie bags which were being distributed by ZONG employees. Each child was presented stationery items, colouring box set, glitter pens and colouring books along with scrumptious delights to make this day a memorable one for them.

By organizing such activities ZONG is not only integrating CSR best practices by promoting community service among its employees but is also mentoring them to become better future leaders. Their first hand exposure to the opportunities, challenges and conditions of community members will inform their actions as they move to become mentors and decision makers.

The basic philosophy behind this activity is to encourage and support ZONG family members to perform community services, generating benefits for themselves, the Company and the community.


  • What about those who’ve gone mental due to telecommunication companies advertisement? Ufone even started displaying car offer ads on propakistani and i am damn annoyed by those ads everywhere! :@

  • This is extremely offensive to use words like ‘mentally challenged’

    THE CORRECT way to call these children is special children. The term ‘mentally challenged, retarded, and dumb’ are all deemed highly offensive.

    These are real PEOPLE.

    If you are referring to their physical and emotional attributes, kindly take precaution.

    DID not expect this from ZONG. I am assuming this is a PR. Seriously, have a check into the kind of people you have hired to write these for you.


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