
Blind Welfare Council, Dahod
Gujarat trust founded by visually impaired activists running Gujarat's first residential school for hearing-impaired children plus disability day care and aids distribution.
Blind Welfare Council is a trust established in August 2000 in Dahod, Gujarat, founded by three visually impaired individuals, working across Dahod and Panchmahal districts on the rights of people with visual, hearing, locomotor and intellectual disabilities. It runs a multiple-disability residential school and what it states was the first residential school for hearing-impaired children (classes 1–5) in Gujarat, alongside a day-care centre serving around 52 children with intellectual and multiple disabilities. It also provides vocational and sports training and distributes assistive devices — tricycles, wheelchairs, crutches, white canes and hearing aids — largely to tribal and disabled residents of the region. In 2017 it received an International Excellence award from the Association of Rehab Professional and Allied Services & Para Sports Association.
Blind Welfare Council, Dahod states
- 80G / Sec 133042010005 Registered Under 35/AC and 80-G of Income Tax.
- FCRA042010005B.R.D./Exemption 110-10-B-2-02/18/7/2000(1961) National Trust GBLI15511179445 Foreign Contribution Regulation Act.
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