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Cooch Behar Govt. School for the Blind

Fri, 12/27/2013 - 19:38 -- nizam.mohd

Blind students from 6 to 18 years study from nursery to eighth standard in this residential school.
Students learn vocal and instrumental music along with general studies.
Students can appear in exams conducted by recognised music colleges.
Students are lend Braille books from Library and also use various apparatus.
Handicapped students are taught to enhance their creativity abilities.
After passing out class eight, students can avail studying in outside general school-colleges staying at the student-hostel till the age of eighteen.

Clarke School for the Deaf and Mentally Retarded

Fri, 12/27/2013 - 19:26 -- nizam.mohd

Clarke School for the Deaf and Mentally Retarded , Chennai, Tamil Nadu was established in 1970 with the aim of giving rehabilitation services to the hearing impaired and intellectually disabled children. The organisation has special schools for hearing impaired and intellectually disabled children. In addition it has a special centre for deafblind children and a rural extension programme for reaching out to rural disabled children. It also implements various government schemes for the disabled and provides free diagnostic services.

Chetanalaya

Fri, 12/27/2013 - 19:24 -- nizam.mohd

Chetanalaya is the most serving non profit organisation in Delhi and Haryana.
Chetanalaya Child Rights Programmes begins with the right to education.
Chetanalaya rums 36 pre school education centers, 46 Non Formal Education Centers, 43 Remedial Education Centers, 3 Night Schools for Working Children and 5 crèches for the children of the working mothers.
Community Based Rehabilitation of people living with various disabilities is another intervention that touches thousands of lives.
Chetanalaya Special schools are giving special education.

Chetanalaya

Fri, 12/27/2013 - 19:23 -- nizam.mohd

Chetanalaya is the most serving non profit organisation in Delhi and Haryana.
Chetanalaya Child Rights Programmes begins with the right to education.
Chetanalaya rums 36 pre school education centers, 46 Non Formal Education Centers, 43 Remedial Education Centers, 3 Night Schools for Working Children and 5 crèches for the children of the working mothers.
Community Based Rehabilitation of people living with various disabilities is another intervention that touches thousands of lives.
Chetanalaya Special schools are giving special education.

Centre For Sight

Fri, 12/27/2013 - 19:02 -- nizam.mohd

Surgeries: (i) Vision Correction Procedures: ILasik, C Lasik, Aspheric, Epilasik, ICL etc., (ii) Cataract (iii) Glaucoma (iv) Vitreo-Retinal (v) Cornea & External Eye Disease Service (vi) Squint (vii) Paediatric Ophthalmology (viii) Neuro Ophthalmology (ix) Oculoplasty & Tumours Facilities: (i) Contact Lens (ii) Opticals (iii) Pharmacy (iv) Low Vision Aids (v) Comprehensive eye check up (vi) Laboratory

Blind Welfare Council

Fri, 12/27/2013 - 18:51 -- nizam.mohd

BWC is working for blind persons of any percentage without any type of discriminations, for their total rehabilitation and integration – social, psychological and economic. All the necessary activities and projects for the said purpose are being carried out by them.

Contact Person: 
Shri Manubhai S. Patel, Designation: Secretary

Blind People's Association (BPA)

Fri, 12/27/2013 - 18:34 -- nizam.mohd

Blind People's Association (BPA), Ahmedabad, Gujarat The organisation works with and for persons from all categories of disabilities for their education, vocational training, placement and rehabilitation. • The Association runs programme for special to integrated education. • The Association works for prevention of blindness and disability to vocational training. • The Association provides intensive services for persons with dual and multi sensory impairments to extensive outreach services.

Blind Books

Fri, 12/27/2013 - 18:11 -- nizam.mohd

A project has been carried out in Maharashtra of donating 12000 Braille books to 50 schools scattered all over the State by the Society in general. These are actually 110 books with 110 copies each. The difference about these books is, all the books are done by volunteers who do not know Braille. These people have worked from their Home, on their own Computers, in their free time, without expecting any returns in any form what so ever.

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