Education  India Project #29756

help build a school to educate 20 blind students

by Divya Jyothi Charitable Trust
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help build a school to educate 20 blind students
help build a school to educate 20 blind students
help build a school to educate 20 blind students
help build a school to educate 20 blind students

Project Report | Dec 12, 2017
place a Brick to Foundation of Education for Blind

By Sowmya | M A Shivaprakash

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The organization main goal is to expand the organization and help more than 100,000 visually impaired students by 2020 and help them to see the light of tomorrow and help them to have better life. In order to do this we need funding and volunteer service from the society. We strive to success and we hope that one day we will have our own building which will be having Auditorium which can accommodate 250-300 students and 15 class rooms with advanced technology equipment’s to make the learning of visually impaired simpler and 2 Dormitory hall which will accommodate more than 100 students in one hall for sleeping and waste management recycling storage room since we care about our environment and surrounding we recycle the waste and use it for other purposes, residential school for visually impaired, computer lab, dining hall, braille library, gym, yoga classes, training center and the whole building will be provided with Centralised air conditioner.

Objectives: Enabling the visually challenged person to get job, to stand on their feet, to lead comfortable life; to build confidence in them and also provide accommodation facility and take care of them until they settle in their profile.

  • Accommodating more than 100 students once a year.
  • Starting with the keyboard skills, all required basic computer skills will be imparted to the visually challenged;
  • Training is from the SKILLED instructors
  • Providing hygienic bathrooms.
  • Providing healthy and food every day.
  • We are providing GYM facilities to keep the students healthy through exercise.
  • Providing pick and drop service for students who are attending school and colleges.
  • Imparting all round training on various computer applications/software (such as MS office, internet browsing etc.) with the help of special software like JAWS (Job Access with Speech - to read electronic texts on screen), KURZWEIL (for reading printed text), MAGIC (to magnify the text to help a person who is partially blind to read), blind students are definitely going to be benefitted.
  • In the past also, we have witnessed the people getting selected for jobs based on our training and this will definitely help them.

Direct Beneficiaries (target group)

  • Students are of the age group 16 – 35 visually impaired.
  • Basically blind people from all districts of Karnataka. As we improve, we plan to extend our services to students from other states of India.
  • Targeted beneficiaries are mostly from the socially, economically, educationally backward persons. They are unable to get similar training elsewhere because of their special difficulties.

Expected beneficiaries will be around 100 students per year.

  • Number of students joined on the year visually impaired persons will be benefited by the IT Skills training.
  • They will get jobs
  • Become economically independent
  • Become more confident and contribute to growth of the society & nation.
  • Personally also they will be able to get more skills through web once they get IT skills as each and everything is available on the web to enhance one’s career.

Search for jobs on themselves

  • Computers/Peripherals can be used for a number of years later also.

Implementation process

  • Complete the construction of the Hostel come training centre building in one year and equip it with furniture and bed bunkers.
  • Admission process – accepting 100 of the application forms who are blind.
  • Recruiting teachers and required staff
  • Supply necessary braille books through the government scheme
  • Organize awareness camps on blind computer education and its importance and helping the blind to see the light of tomorrow.

Current stage of this project:

The site is just plain land where we would like to construct our training centre (including braille printing press, braille library and computer training classes) and a hostel building and provide many more services for the blind students.

So We are requesting capital funding from donor for the construction of building for blind students and the number of direct beneficiaries are around 100 students every year and indirect beneficiaries are around 10000 students from all over Karnataka.


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Organization Information

Divya Jyothi Charitable Trust

Location: Mysore, Karnataka - India
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Divya Jyothi Charitable Trust
Shivaprakash Prakash
Project Leader:
Shivaprakash Prakash
Mysore , Karnataka India

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