What we do

Operating a modern Braille printing unit that produces textbooks, manuals, and information materials, both supporting education and serving as a vital income-generating activity .

Helping individuals and families adapt to vision loss through counseling, orientation and mobility training, daily living skills, and Braille literacy.

Providing vocational, computer, and business management training, as well as support for job placement and entrepreneurship, to foster independence and sustainable livelihoods.

Supplying accessible learning materials, Braille printing, and tutorial services to enable visually impaired students to thrive in mainstream education.

Promoting awareness and early intervention for preventable causes of blindness such as cataract and trachoma, and collaborating with health institutions for accessible services.

Raising awareness and providing targeted support to women and girls with visual impairments, helping prevent early marriage, unplanned pregnancy, and violence.

Influencing policy, increasing public awareness, and fighting stigma to ensure full legal and social inclusion of people with disabilities.

We aim to scale up our current rehabilitation and skills training programs to reach a larger number of individuals with visual impairments, particularly in underserved areas. We have a plan to open branch offices in different parts of the country