Chitral is a region of breathtaking beauty, but it is also one of profound isolation. Nestled in high terrain, the valleys are often cut off from the rest of the world during harsh winters and climate disasters. For individuals with disabilities, this isolation is compounded by the lack of infrastructure and access to basic resources. In Chitral, people with disabilities face daily challenges that most of us cannot imagine. The nearest hospital may be 50 miles away, but reaching it takes 2-3 hours through rough, off-road terrain. For many, there is no support system—no lifeline beyond the morning sun and the evening moon.