Canadian born Daniel Marc's 37-Year Deaf Reach mission: From Pakistan to Australia

The Deaf Reach Program is working to meet the great need for Deaf Education in Pakistan.

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Canadian-born Daniel Marc Lanthier, who has been residing in Pakistan for 37 years, is currently in Australia leading an awareness campaign for hearing-impaired children. Alongside American parents of deaf children Richard and Heidi, he co-founded the Deaf Reach Program in Pakistan. Discover how Daniel is striving to empower deaf children.

Daniel arrived in Pakistan 37 years ago and has since dedicated himself to running the Deaf Reach Program.

Daniel is now in Australia spearheading an awareness campaign about the success story of over 1800 deaf children in eight special schools in Pakistan.

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