About Us
Rashtriya Blind School and Training Center** in Najafgarh, New Delhi, was established on 5 August 2002 by Mr. Sapan Kumar Mandal and registered by the Government of India on 29 August 2003. Initially operating from a rented place, the organization constructed its own building in 2007 with tireless efforts and public support. The school exclusively serves blind individuals, offering free food, accommodation, Braille education, music education, computer training, and formal education from 10th grade through graduation.
The primary objective of our organization is to shape the lives of blind students. Currently, about 50 students receive diverse educational and training opportunities.
Achievements
- 2009-2010: Some students successfully secured employment in government and non-government institutions.
- 2007-2012: Approximately 25-30 students passed their 10th to 12th standard examinations.
- 2011-2012: About 10-15 students completed their graduation.
- 2008-2009: Around 15-20 students succeeded in making candles and left the school.
- 2010-2011: Ten students completed computer training.
- 2011-2012: Students received various vocational training.
- 2023-2024: Thirteen students obtained government jobs.
Future Plans
- * Acquire land for new schools and training centers for blind children nationwide.
- * Establish old age homes to serve elderly parents.
- * Build schools for mute students.
- * Create orphanages and free dispensaries for the poor.
- * Provide employment opportunities for disabled individuals in government and non-government sectors.
Mastering new challenges expands a child's world, encourages them to move forward with pride and confidence, and helps inspire them to achieve their dreams. Your support can make their dreams come true.
