
“A blind child is seen as a curse or as a burden to the family. These children are left on the street. I have picked up children from roadsides myself. I also lost my eyesight as a child but today I am a senior officer in a public sector company. What would I have done, had I not been taken care of?” asks Veena Mehta Verma who was once a beneficiary of National Association for the Blind, Delhi (NAB) and now works with the NGO to protect and care for blind children like herself.Today, hundreds of blind children supported by NAB, Delhi have found something that they never had before–hope for a better tomorrow. Without Veena and NAB, many of these children would be at the risk of going back to the streets or spend a life of neglect and even abuse. Your support to the NGO is crucial. Donate generously
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A life of uncertainty and suffering
Even if a blind child is not abandoned they are often trapped in their homes deprived of education or any way of making a living.
According to the nonprofit leader, “For a blind kid, employment is impossible without education. The (blind) kids need to learn Braille or they need ‘talking computer’ aids. Many of these kids are deprived of such facilities”. Illuminating young lives
“At NAB Delhi there are around 200-250 blind kids. There are around 180 kids in the hostel of NAB. We teach Braille, we teach arithmetic Taylor frames. To work towards a brighter future for the blind, we need your support. Please come forward and donate towards our mission”, says Veena.
Students for whom NAB Delhi has cared for are today placed in some of the most prestigious organisations across the world. While some have gone on to make a name for themselves in the corporate world, others have taken up art and music as a profession too. Many blind children are bright, academically gifted, and waiting to shine, all they need is an opportunity. And your donation can give them just that.
Donate to this fundraiser on Give.do, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to help the blind children get shelter, education, care and a shot at a future full of opportunities.
Children with visual impairments often face barriers to education, despite having the same right to a bright and fulfilling future as every other child. At the National Association for the Blind(NAB), Veena believes every child deserves a life of boundless possibility.
With your generous support, we provided nutritious meals, a safe environment, and education for 250 children with visual impairments.
Here’s a glimpse of the impact we created from April to September 2026:
Join Veena’s mission to help these children with visual impairment dream beyond despair and neglect. Donate now.
Veena is a passionate mother of children with vision impairments. She works diligently to offer a supportive environment for these children, where they can learn and grow into confident individuals without any limitations.
Let's delve into the impact we created from April ‘25 to February ‘26 with the support of your generous donations.
Veena needs your invaluable support to carry forward these activities. We are indebted to our donors for their continuous support. Donate now! You are just one step away from transforming their lives.
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