By Lizzie LaCroix | Project Facilitator
For visually impaired children, going to school every day can be a challenge if they are not prepared to dress themselves, feed themselves, or wash themselves. Teaching these children can be a challenge for parents.
Mariani, a Georgia-based NGO, as almost finished their translation of Helping Children Who Are Blind, a resource that provides parents, teachers, and other caregivers with the information they need to help young children with visual impairments become self-sufficient and grow up healthy.
Currently this information is not available in Georgian, and so Mariani's translation will make it accessible for parents who do not speak English. Hesperian HealthWiki
Curious about the content? You can read the English edition on Hesperian's HealthWiki.
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