JOURNEY OF OUR MISSION
JOURNEY OF OUR MISSION
Help Blind and Disabled Children with Shelter and Care
Help Blind and Disabled Children with Shelter and Care
February 2026
Thanks to your compassionate and regular support of our mission to care for blind and disabled children and young women across India, they are able to pursue their dreams and lead lives of dignity and independence. Here is one such story of triumph.
From darkness to Delhi University: Sajia
Born blind in Jharkhand, Sajia joined the Blind Welfare Society in August 2024 with one dream — to study at Delhi University. With access to Braille textbooks, audio study materials, and a personal academic aide, she secured admission to Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College. There, she didn't just excel academically — she became a vocal advocate for inclusive education, earning recognition for her talent in public speaking and creative writing. Today, Sajia is not just a student. She is a movement.
Your donations provide not just shelter and education, but dignity, opportunity, and hope to young women like Sajia who have nowhere else to turn.
Thank you for making these transformations possible.
February 2026
Thanks to your compassionate and regular support of our mission to care for blind and disabled children and young women across India, they are able to pursue their dreams and lead lives of dignity and independence. Here is one such story of triumph.
From darkness to Delhi University: Sajia
Born blind in Jharkhand, Sajia joined the Blind Welfare Society in August 2024 with one dream — to study at Delhi University. With access to Braille textbooks, audio study materials, and a personal academic aide, she secured admission to Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College. There, she didn't just excel academically — she became a vocal advocate for inclusive education, earning recognition for her talent in public speaking and creative writing. Today, Sajia is not just a student. She is a movement.
Your donations provide not just shelter and education, but dignity, opportunity, and hope to young women like Sajia who have nowhere else to turn.
Thank you for making these transformations possible.
January 2026
Our colleague Sai Saranya recently visited Divya Jyothi Charitable Trust, one of the NGOs you are supporting as part of the mission, ‘Help blind and disabled children with shelter and care.’ What she witnessed there was nothing short of inspiring—all made possible by your support.
Here are a few heartwarming moments from her visit in her own words:
"I spent six hours at Divya Jyothi's hostel and computer training centre, and what struck me most was the confidence radiating from these visually challenged girls. The hostel environment is clean, safe, and thoughtfully designed for their independence and mobility.
These girls aren't just living here, they are thriving. I watched them navigate their surroundings with ease, displaying remarkable confidence and strong bonds with one another. The structured routines support their learning and growth beautifully.
When I spoke with the girls, their gratitude was overwhelming. They told me how much the training and residential support mean to them—not just the skills they're gaining, but the security and care they feel every single day.
The staff's dedication is remarkable. Every person I met showed genuine care and clear commitment to these children's well-being. If you didn't know their stories, you'd simply see confident young women learning, growing, and building bright futures.”
Each donation gives a blind or disabled child shelter, education, and something irreplaceable—dignity, skills, and the chance to dream.
Thank you for giving them hope and a brighter tomorrow.
January 2026
Our colleague Sai Saranya recently visited Divya Jyothi Charitable Trust, one of the NGOs you are supporting as part of the mission, ‘Help blind and disabled children with shelter and care.’ What she witnessed there was nothing short of inspiring—all made possible by your support.
Here are a few heartwarming moments from her visit in her own words:
"I spent six hours at Divya Jyothi's hostel and computer training centre, and what struck me most was the confidence radiating from these visually challenged girls. The hostel environment is clean, safe, and thoughtfully designed for their independence and mobility.
These girls aren't just living here, they are thriving. I watched them navigate their surroundings with ease, displaying remarkable confidence and strong bonds with one another. The structured routines support their learning and growth beautifully.
When I spoke with the girls, their gratitude was overwhelming. They told me how much the training and residential support mean to them—not just the skills they're gaining, but the security and care they feel every single day.
The staff's dedication is remarkable. Every person I met showed genuine care and clear commitment to these children's well-being. If you didn't know their stories, you'd simply see confident young women learning, growing, and building bright futures.”
Each donation gives a blind or disabled child shelter, education, and something irreplaceable—dignity, skills, and the chance to dream.
Thank you for giving them hope and a brighter tomorrow.
December 2025
Thanks to your compassionate support of our mission to help blind and disabled children with shelter and care, they are able to lead lives of dignity and independence.
Here are two such stories of triumph -
A new world of possibilities: Keerthi Shalini
Born with visual impairment in a small village near Tumakuru in Karnataka, Keerthi's parents struggled to find accessible education for her. She remained at home for years, her dreams seeming out of reach. Through Divya Jyothi Charitable Trust's residential program, Keerthi learned Braille, computer literacy, and spoken English. Today, she's pursuing Pre-University studies and training in digital literacy, helping other students with screen-reading software and exam preparation. Her dream? To become a teacher for visually impaired children, giving back the guidance she received.
From adversity to achievement: Rekha
Rekha lost her parents in childhood and faced life's challenges alone. After completing 10th grade, she found support at Bharatiya Netraheen Kalyan Parishad Hostel in Delhi, where all her expenses were covered. With access to education, computer training, and career guidance, Rekha prepared rigorously for competitive exams. Her dedication paid off. She secured a position with the Ministry of Railways, Government of India, achieving true self-reliance and independence.
These stories represent countless others whose lives have been transformed by your generosity. Your donations provide not just shelter and education, but dignity, opportunity, and hope to children who have nowhere else to turn.
Thank you for making these transformations possible.
December 2025
Thanks to your compassionate support of our mission to help blind and disabled children with shelter and care, they are able to lead lives of dignity and independence.
Here are two such stories of triumph -
A new world of possibilities: Keerthi Shalini
Born with visual impairment in a small village near Tumakuru in Karnataka, Keerthi's parents struggled to find accessible education for her. She remained at home for years, her dreams seeming out of reach. Through Divya Jyothi Charitable Trust's residential program, Keerthi learned Braille, computer literacy, and spoken English. Today, she's pursuing Pre-University studies and training in digital literacy, helping other students with screen-reading software and exam preparation. Her dream? To become a teacher for visually impaired children, giving back the guidance she received.
From adversity to achievement: Rekha
Rekha lost her parents in childhood and faced life's challenges alone. After completing 10th grade, she found support at Bharatiya Netraheen Kalyan Parishad Hostel in Delhi, where all her expenses were covered. With access to education, computer training, and career guidance, Rekha prepared rigorously for competitive exams. Her dedication paid off. She secured a position with the Ministry of Railways, Government of India, achieving true self-reliance and independence.
These stories represent countless others whose lives have been transformed by your generosity. Your donations provide not just shelter and education, but dignity, opportunity, and hope to children who have nowhere else to turn.
Thank you for making these transformations possible.
November 2025
Your compassion for blind and disabled children continues to change lives! Our NGO partners just shared their half-yearly reports, and the impact of your donations is clear: 582 children with disabilities and visual impairments are experiencing dignity, care, and hope because of your continued support for our mission 'Help Blind and Disabled Children with Shelter and Care.'
Your impact so far this year
Your generous donations provided 582 children with disabilities and visual impairments with shelter, food, education, and specialised care through our NGO partners across India.
Here are some highlights of your impact during the first half of 2025:
Bhartiye Netraheen Kalyan Parishad: Complete accommodation and meals provided free of charge to 40 blind girls. Daily two-hour computer training classes conducted. One-hour career development training five days a week to prepare girls for employment and independence.
Blind Welfare Society: Free shelter and food provided to around 40 visually impaired girls pursuing higher education. Computer training and financial support provided to all residents. Educational appliances such as laptops, Daisy Players, and Braille Interpoints distributed to blind girls.
The National Association for the Blind, Delhi: Comprehensive residential care and specialized education provided to 180 visually impaired children.
Unique Welfare Foundation: Educational support provided through regular learning sessions. 20 physiotherapy and speech therapy sessions organised. Transportation arranged for daily pickup and drop from nearby villages. Classroom furniture and learning environment upgraded.
Story from the ground
Born blind and orphaned in childhood, Rekha faced life's challenges alone with little support. After completing 10th grade, she found hope at Bharatiya Netraheen Kalyan Parishad in Delhi, which provided free accommodation, education, and career training. She received computer training and prepared for competitive exams. Her determination paid off—she secured a government position with the Ministry of Railways. Rekha's journey shows how education and opportunity can transform lives.It would have been possible without the support from donors like you.
November 2025
Your compassion for blind and disabled children continues to change lives! Our NGO partners just shared their half-yearly reports, and the impact of your donations is clear: 582 children with disabilities and visual impairments are experiencing dignity, care, and hope because of your continued support for our mission 'Help Blind and Disabled Children with Shelter and Care.'
Your impact so far this year
Your generous donations provided 582 children with disabilities and visual impairments with shelter, food, education, and specialised care through our NGO partners across India.
Here are some highlights of your impact during the first half of 2025:
Bhartiye Netraheen Kalyan Parishad: Complete accommodation and meals provided free of charge to 40 blind girls. Daily two-hour computer training classes conducted. One-hour career development training five days a week to prepare girls for employment and independence.
Blind Welfare Society: Free shelter and food provided to around 40 visually impaired girls pursuing higher education. Computer training and financial support provided to all residents. Educational appliances such as laptops, Daisy Players, and Braille Interpoints distributed to blind girls.
The National Association for the Blind, Delhi: Comprehensive residential care and specialized education provided to 180 visually impaired children.
Unique Welfare Foundation: Educational support provided through regular learning sessions. 20 physiotherapy and speech therapy sessions organised. Transportation arranged for daily pickup and drop from nearby villages. Classroom furniture and learning environment upgraded.
Story from the ground
Born blind and orphaned in childhood, Rekha faced life's challenges alone with little support. After completing 10th grade, she found hope at Bharatiya Netraheen Kalyan Parishad in Delhi, which provided free accommodation, education, and career training. She received computer training and prepared for competitive exams. Her determination paid off—she secured a government position with the Ministry of Railways. Rekha's journey shows how education and opportunity can transform lives.It would have been possible without the support from donors like you.
