Shree Ramana Maharishi Academy For The Blind

States

Karnataka

A novel strategy for empowering people was developed in the late 1970s: combining education and skill development for vocational training. This method gives a person with vision impairment the confidence they need to learn new skills, become independent, and engage in productive activities. With this concept in mind, the Academy began producing and offering sustainable instruction in:

producing packaging and related goods.
Horticulture and dairy farming, with a focus on agronomy, are combined in TRDC's rural branch.
As a full-time production endeavour, horticulture and packaging & related items have partnerships with numerous business establishments that purchase our products. After completing the training programme, the participants receive assistance finding suitable jobs or prospects for self-employment.

States

Karnataka

More than 200 visually impaired children can get special education from SRMAB, along with free boarding, accommodation, and medical care. The state curriculum is modified for education from preschool to class ten, using Braille as the primary language of instruction.

A distinctive aspect of the entire program—earn while you learn—is the provision of vocational training in addition to trade education in areas like computers, horticulture, packaging, and dairy. Milestone activity allows our kids to study traditional dance styles, such as kuchipuci and Bharathanatyam, as well as classical music performed by well-known musicians. The kids have done exceptionally well, and they frequently perform for bigger crowds both domestically and overseas.

Sports, games, and physical education are all included in the curriculum.