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Welcome to Battle For Blindness
Empowering Visually Impaired Girls
Welcome to a world of limitless possibilities; Battle for Blindness Foundation, where determination knows no limit. Join us in our mission to inspire, educate, and uplift visually impaired individuals including abandoned blind girls from underprivileged families in rural and urban areas of India. Together, we can support and help them unleash their potential to lead their lives with dignity.
In India, it is estimated that there are approximately 4.95 million individuals who are blind, accounting for 0.36% of the total population. Additionally, there are approximately 35 million people who experience visual impairment, making up 2.55% of the population. There are around 0.24 million children in India who suffer from blindness. These statistics highlight the significant impact that visual impairments have on the population of India.
In India, it is estimated that there are approximately 4.95 million individuals who are blind, accounting for 0.36% of the total population. Additionally, there are approximately 35 million people who experience visual impairment, making up 2.55% of the population. There are around 0.24 million children in India who suffer from blindness. These statistics highlight the significant impact that visual impairments have on the population of India.
Our Campaigns
Support the Visually Impaired by Donating for Walking Canes and Enhancing Independence
Supporting the visually impaired community with the gift of mobility and independence is a cause close to our hearts. Blind individuals rely on walking canes to traverse their surroundings safely, ensuring they can detect obstacles like stones, vehicles, curbs, and potholes to make informed navigational decisions.
Contributing Healthy Groceries to the Needy Blind
India is home to 15 million visually impaired women, of which only five per cent are capable of earning a living independently. Not just that, 99 per cent of blind women and girls have no access to any form of education.
Celebrate Your Birthday by Making a Meaningful Donation to Support the Visually Impaired
Celebrate the most cherished day of your life, whether it’s your own birthday, your child’s, or a loved one’s, by making it even more special. At Battle For Blindness, we are committed to supporting the visually impaired community in Delhi who are struggling with homelessness and hunger.
Join our Battle to Fight against Blindness
Give wings to the lives of the visually impaired and blind People.
Our Activities
Our small support can reach visually impaired people to make them independent and achieve their goals.
Stories of Change
Battle for Blindness has been successful in helping visually challenged youngsters to realize their dreams. With your support, we are sure to reach every nook and corner.
Megha
The Challenge Seeker
Megha’s life has been marked by significant challenges, and her poignant story has the power to evoke profound emotions. On a tragic day, she lost her eyesight which shattered her dreams. Read more...The Challenge Seeker
Simu Das
The Real Hero
Simu Das has been blind since he was a little child, and as a result, his father excluded Simu and his mother from the house. However, Simu has not given up; she currently resides at the Battle for Blindness Foundation Read more...The Real Hero
Pratima
The Real Warrior
Pratima’s early life was ruined by significant hardships, and she barely managed to provide for her ailing mother, having lost her father many years ago.. Read more...The Real Warrior
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Stories of Change
Battle for Blindness has been successful in helping visually challenged youngsters to realize their dreams. With your support, we are sure to reach every nook and corner.
Santoshi Kumari
Football Player
Our contribution in the area of sports has helped Santoshi Kumari in getting rid of her inhibitions and taking up her favorite sport football with the Indian Blind Football Federation.Football Player
Kanhaiya Kumar
Clerk of the Bank of India
It is not every day that a visually challenged person is able to secure a reputed, central government job. With the right direction, Kanhaiya Kumar was able to successfully clear the IBPS Bank Clerical Examination.Clerk of the Bank of India
Vibha Kumari
Chess Players
Battle for Blindness has been successful in sowing the seeds for indoor sports like chess in the visually challenged, having created excellent chess players like Vibha Kumari and Rohit Vishwakarma.Chess Players
Pawan Jha
Faculty of the Blind School Delhi
Teaching is a noble profession, which Pawan Jha, a visually challenged boy wanted to step into. We at Battle for Blindness offered him the support he needed and today he is a proud faculty of the Blind School Delhi.Faculty of the Blind School Delhi
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Testimonials
Dileep Kumar
JCO- Indian Army
As an ex-serviceman, I thought my contribution to our nation would end after my serving period was over. However, god had other plans for me, which led me to the Battle for Blindness Organization, where every day we are working towards ensuring a bright future for the visually impaired.JCO- Indian Army
Satveer Singh Shekhawat
JCO- Indian Army
Post retirement from my services, I wanted to associate with a noble cause and make a difference to the lives of the incapacitated. I am living my dream each day with the Battle for Blindness NGO.JCO- Indian Army
Satish Gautam
JCO- Indian Army
God resides in people. Do good to people and god will bless you in unexpected ways. With this in mind, a major part of my life was dedicated to serving the people of India. I am continuing my effort with the Battle for Blindness organization where I am getting the opportunity to work closely with the visually challenged.JCO- Indian Army
Parle Vijay Balwant
HAV- Indian Army
My heart swells with pride for having gotten the opportunity to serve my nation. However, my happiness has reached another level as currently I am actively contributing to a very noble cause, which is to help the visually challenged bring their dreams to life with the Battle for Blindness NGO.HAV- Indian Army
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Our Gallery
Have a look at our gallery. Our students work very hard and grow to become independent and fulfilling their lives.
Our Blogs
Read the blogs and understand the overall life and situation of blind and visually imparied students.
If a hardworking person is kind, it doesn’t affect his/her work whether he/she is low vision & blind. Work done with honesty always brings achievement.
Thinking about blindness or a blind person, one might draw a picture of their mind. How practical are your perceptions about blind human beings?
The rights of blind people? It is giving a strong desire to answer, but no one-of-a-kind from those of the worldly-wise to see.