Vision-Aid Incorporated

Vision-aid was involved in the following additional programs:community eye care fdn, pune-5,877; digital magnififiers for visually impaired-31,250; dr shroff eye hospital- 2,465; marketing for digital accessibility center- 495; mooc's fees for students- 49; nethra, vizag- 1,271;sankar netralaya- 10,542; smart phones program- matching tflf- 4,100; vision-aid agra project- iostar-perkins-31,209; volunteer health services, chennai- 7,382. Along with its partners, vision- aid is principally involved in providing low vision screening, low vision devices, assistive technology and training in computers, mobile technologies, orientation and mobility.

The vision-aid resource center in cooperation with shg technologies pvt ltd in karnataka, india, and hyderabad eye institute in india to foster innovation in low-cost advanced assistive technology solutions; to set up a device fund, for distribuiton of low-cost and subsidized devices to poor visually impaired patients; to develop advanced training programs for the visually impaired and for eye care professionals.

The goal of this program is to help improve the quality of stem education in blind schools so that visually impaired students can pursue higher education and career opportunities in the stem field. The vision-aid resource center at agra at the lui braille blind school brings to the residents a range of capabilities opening the digital world. Includes new computers and software. This goal of this project is to identify and screen children with visual impairment in the district of agra, and multiple disabilities so that appropriate support and interventions can be offered to them. The vision-aid resource center at the aravind eye hospital in tamil nadu, india, provides low vision screening devices and training to visually impaired infants, children and adults. The center also provides rehabilitation services including digital and mobile training and orientation and mobility training.