NAB India Centre for Blind Women & Disability Studies is one of a kind Centre for the empowerment and rehabilitation of blind women in India. It’s also the only centre to conduct job mapping studies to develop as many jobs as possible for blind or visually impaired women in India. The Centre provides training to both educated and uneducated visually impaired women to Enabling them to gain suitable employments , take up higher education, and regain their careers after a gap (due to the late onset of blindness). The Centre is busy enabling Livelihood Creation for the hidden visually impaired (VI) women by empowering them with skills and training that help them lead a life of dignity and socio-economic independence.
To rehabilitate women who have lost eye sight later in life or who have been blind from birth to get into mainstream employments with skilling according to their aptitudes and interests
Sustaining lives of most marginalized women, creating a ripple effect of awareness in the communities
To let blindness be no longer a disability for women across the country by enabling them and empowering them to dream and live their dream.
To change the status of blind women in India by providing rehabilitation, training, higher education, guidance and dignity in the lives of thousands of visually impaired girls and women.
Outreach with digital and non-digital programs
