Project Report
| Sep 10, 2015
Assistive devices for the visually challenged kids
By Pooja | Communication Manager
We, lndian Association for the Blind (lAB), are based in South India and are a well-known non-profit organization working to provide education, employment, training and rehabilitation for the visually challenged from rural areas. Late Mr. S.M.A.Jinnah, the visually challenged activist and a group of like-minded visually challenged people founded IAB in 1985. Until today,we have benefited more than 11200 youths who have now proved to be productive members of society.
This Project has raised total of $ 170 till date. This fund has helped us by providing assistive devices to our beneficiaries. These devices will help them in their daily lives by offering the best possible help of operating all devices with ease.
In this fast moving world, everything around us is rapidly changing and it requires each and everyone of us to be in tune with the flow. This being the case, at IAB, we aim to provide our visually challenged students with the right devices which will help make their lives easier and those that help them be on par with the sighted individuals. We are glad to be a part of GlobalGiving, as providing assistive devices to our students has been a lot easier by connecting with generous donors.
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Jun 9, 2015
Assistive devices for 200 visually challenged kids
By B.Pooja | Communication Manager
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We, lndian Association for the Blind (lAB), are based in South India and are a well-known non-profit organization working to provide education, employment, training and rehabilitation for the visually challenged from rural areas. Late Mr. S.M.A.Jinnah, the visually challenged activist and a group of like-minded visually challenged people founded IAB in 1985. Until today,we have benefited more than 11200 youths who have now proved to be productive members of society.
This project in total has raised $150 till date. This amount has helped us provide assistive devices such as angel players and headphones to our beneficiaries. As the name suggests, these devices will assist them in their daily lives by offering the best possible help of operating all devices with ease.
In this fast-paced world, everything around us is rapidly changing and it requires each and everyone of us to be in tune with the flow. This being the case, at IAB, we aim to provide our visually challenged students with the right devices which will help make their lives easier and those that help them be on par with the sighted individuals. We are glad to be a part of GlobalGiving, as providing assistive devices to our students has been a lot easier by connecting with generous donors.
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Mar 17, 2015
Assistive devices for the visually challenged
By B.Pooja | Communication Manager
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We, lndian Association for the Blind (lAB), are based in South India and are a well-known non-profit organization working to provide education, employment, training and rehabilitation for the visually challenged from rural areas. Late Mr. S.M.A.Jinnah, the visually challenged activist and a group of like-minded visually challenged people founded IAB in 1985. Until today,we have benefitted more than 11200 youths who now hold prestigious positions in society.
For this project, we have received donations worth $150. With this amount, we will be able to provide our children with assistive devices such as angel players and headphones. These devices will ease their daily life by providing them with the perfect assistance required.
In today's world, everything around us is rapidly changing and it requires each and everyone of us to go with the flow.This being the case, we at IAB, aim to provide our visually challenged students with all the devices needed for them to lead smooth lives, in the exact same way as the sighted individuals. We are happy to have a good support system and are sure of always being on the right track, thanks to our philanthropists and GlobalGiving!
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