First-ever graduation ceremony of the differently abled students held by KVTC in Pakistan.

Launched the first-ever brand outlet JIDDAT in Pakistan that sells products made by the differently abled.

A state of the art beauty salon Bellagio 2 is set up for the female students to learn professional salon skills.

Represented Pakistan for the time at the 17th WATA Para-Taekwondo Championship in Japan and clinched 3 Gold Medals.

Won 21 Medals representing Sindh and got 1st position in the National Para-Taekwondo. Championship

All facilities and services are revamped in line to international standards and made free for trainees from 1st January 2018.

Senator Abdul Haseeb Khan took charge as the CEO of KVTC.

Partnered with Government of Sindh to organize Abilities Expo that attracted a crowd of 45,000.

Organized a successful first of its kind Disability Expo in Pakistan.

1st Virtual Simulator for teaching automotive spray painting skill to our students.

Represented Pakistan in the Special Olympics World Games, USA and won Silver medal in Basketball.

Government of Sindh joins hands with KVTC for upgradation and expansion.

Representation of KVTC in SIVUS Conference on Mental Health in Dhaka.

Internship collaboration with British Council in UK.

1st Job Placement Program for the differently abled in Pakistan.

Established in 1991, the first Vocational Training Centre for the Differently Abled in Pakistan registered under the Voluntary Social Welfare Agency (Registration and Control) Ordinance 1961.