VISION BLIND CHARITABLE TRUST is a charitable organisation dedicated to the welfare, education, rehabilitation, and empowerment of persons who are blind or visually impaired.
We believe that loss of sight should never mean loss of opportunity. Every person with visual disability has the right to learn, work, live independently, and participate fully in family and community life. The Trust exists to turn that right into daily reality.
Our work covers the full journey of support — from early identification and counselling, to education and skill-building, to livelihood and social inclusion. We assist children, youth, women, working-age adults, and senior citizens, with special focus on families from economically weaker sections who cannot easily access special education, assistive devices, or rehabilitation services.
We aim to be a reliable support system — practical, respectful, and long-term — so that a person with visual impairment can study with confidence, earn a livelihood, and live with self-respect.
VISION BLIND CHARITABLE TRUST invites well-wishers, volunteers, institutions, and CSR partners to join this work. Together we can build a society in which vision loss does not close the door to a full and meaningful life.
Our Mission
To empower persons who are blind or visually impaired through education, skill development, rehabilitation, assistive technology, and livelihood support, while promoting inclusive attitudes and accessible environments in families, schools, workplaces, and public life.
Our Vision
A society in which every person with visual impairment lives with dignity, independence, and equal opportunity — and where preventable blindness is reduced through awareness, timely care, and community action.
Our Objectives
To undertake programmes for the care, education, training, and rehabilitation of persons who are blind, partially sighted, or at risk of visual disability.
To run or support special and inclusive schools, resource rooms, hostels, libraries (Braille / talking-book / digital), and learning centres.
To provide orientation and mobility training, daily-living skills, computer and smartphone accessibility training, and other assistive-technology support.
To organise vocational, skill-development, and entrepreneurship programmes leading to self-employment or wage employment.
To conduct eye-screening camps, awareness drives, and referral services for prevention and treatment of avoidable blindness, in cooperation with hospitals and health authorities.
To distribute or facilitate aids, appliances, scholarships, and need-based support to eligible beneficiaries.
To counsel persons with visual impairment and their families, and to promote social inclusion, sports, culture, and community participation.
To advocate for the rights of persons with visual disabilities and to work with government, corporates (CSR), and civil society for accessible infrastructure and inclusive policy.
To collaborate with similar institutions in India and abroad and to receive grants, donations, and CSR support for the above objects.
To do all other lawful acts necessary for the advancement of the above objects, without distinction of caste, creed, religion, or gender.
