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Stories of changeA school for Mr Datta Denied state support, octogenarian Kanailal Datta set up New Barrackpore's first school for mentally and physically challenged children More... Tejas brings education and independence to disabled rural womenThe Disability Law Unit, an organisation fighting for the rights of disabled people, has started a rural initiative called Tejas that aims to make disabled rural women economically independent More... Sankara Eye Hospital's goal: Vision 20/20 by 2020The Sankara Eye Hospital, which started up in Coimbatore as a small community eye care movement, now serves a population of over 15 million people More... Disabilities can be reversed: Impact India FoundationThe Impact India Foundation, which set up the unique Lifeline Express, is working on an innovative project which aims to halve the incidence of disabilities in three areas of India, each with a population of one million, in just three years More... Samarthya advocates barrier-free access for allTwo disabled travel enthusiasts are lobbying for a universal barrier-free environment. They have been responsible for making the Dilli Haat the first barrier-free tourist spot in India More... The importance of advocacyNinety-nine percent of organisations working with the disabled are welfare, rehabilitation and service-oriented. The National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People believes it's time to get away from the welfare approach and focus on advocacy for the empowerment of the disabled More... The Touch and Smell GardenM S Swaminathan Foundation's unique Touch and Smell Garden for the visually impaired was set up on the basic principle that it is not by sight alone that we perceive objects More... Thiramayin Thissaiyyil, the popular radio programme, gives disabled people a voiceProduced by Ability Foundation, in association with All India Radio, Chennai, this pioneering radio programme focuses on the advocacy of disability-related issues and dissemination of information to disabled people More... Chennai's Darshini group: `The only prerequisite is an aptitude for helping'A group of women in Chennai get together to read, teach and pamper their visually impaired students to prepare them to take up secure jobs and live confident lives More... |
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