Help the Blind, Help themselves

BPA for the visually impaired is a non profit engaged in empowering women with disabilities and distress in socio-economic-cultural fronts through its various initiatives on Education, Livelihood, Environment, Health & Nutrition, Sports, Culture and Rehabilitation.

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BPA for the Blind was set up to provide a helping hand to the blind. Our organization believes blindness is not a handicap but an opportunity in seeing the world, living in it differently and uniquely. Our goal is to provide high standard welfare, support the visually impaired through education, employment, scholarships and accommodation to promote their independence, dignity and quality of life.

We hope to make sustainable, self-managed, participative changes to blind people's lives, be it through teaching how to read and write Braille, or providing access to a Braille library, and in the long run provide advocacy measures with the Government of India to promote improved policy making or through financial assistance. The primary objective of the organization is Celebration of life by embracing blindness and not seeing it as hurdle.

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From our Blog

Nikita Madaan
25 November 2019
Blog
Misconceptions of blind people are vast, contradictory, and are derived mostly from a mix of unfamiliarity with blind people and the belief that to experience blindness all one needs to do is close your eyes. Some of the misconceptions are: Blind peo...
Varshith Vanaparthy
25 November 2019
Blog
 The Black dog was the term coined by Roman poet Horace to symbolize negative feelings one may have about something in real life and popularized by Winston Churchill to describe his own depression. Shadow of a black dog provi...
Advik Sivasamy
25 November 2019
Blog
 According to a 2017 study administered by the World Health Organization, approximately 4.5% of all Indians suffer from some sort of depressive disorders. However, only about 10-12% of those suffering actually seek any help. ...