SHRI K.K.SCHOOL & HOME FOR THE BLIND TRUST
Our mission is to provide proper education, guidance and training to the visually impaired persons, so that they can live respectful life independently in the society.
To bring wellness in the life of visually impaired persons by giving them education & training so that they can live respectfully and self-sufficiently in the society.
When Maharaja Shri Krushnkumarsinhji went to visit the Victoria memorial School for the blind-Mumbai in 1928, he came in contact with the blind pupil named Natu Dolat Oza of Umrala Village of Bhavnagar State. The Maharaja said to him- āWhy are you here in Mumbai?ā Natu respectfully replied the Maharaja that there wasn`t any school for the blind at Bhavnagar or in any nearby state.
The Maharaja was impressed by the innocent reply of Natu and awarded him for gaining first number in nylon knitting work of the chair. Not only have that at the moment he decided to establish the blind school at Bhavnagar. He formed a committee to set up the scheme and decided to allot the grant from Bhavnagar state. The school was established on 6th January, 1932.
Apart from this, many equipmentās like bicycle, treadmill, peg board, pulley, shoulder wheel, ladder are available in manual therapy for exercise.
read moreIn which the clairvoyant students are given training in incense sticks, candles, paper bags, different types of key chains, home decoration items, decorated garlands, etc.,
read moreBraille Library: Novels, short stories, plays and informative books are delivered with the help of India Post Department to visually challenged readers living across the state
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āI have a desire to continue working for the beauty of creation without expecting any kind of reward. In which there is no expectation of getting virtue or heaven. ā Labhubhai Sonaniā.
Labhubhai Sonani, the owner of the inner vision that constantly guides him to do humanitarian work by illuminating the realm of life despite losing his eyesight, has shown his true sensitivity in solving various problems without bringing the objectives, purposes and constitutional aspects of the organization into the field of humanity. Many examples can be given, but let us take a few examples so that the well-wishers of the organization can understand the direction of the Karmayagya...