The Blind Relief Association

New Delhi, Delhi · Private-Unaided

Established: 1944
Accreditation: PCI

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About The Blind Relief Association

The Blind Relief Association is a private institution in New Delhi, Delhi, established in 1944. Campusbells lists it under General. Approvals and accreditation: PCI.

For seventy-five years we have believed and will continue to believe that children and adults with visual impairment and other disabilities are invaluable human assets. They deserve the right kind of recognition and opportunity in an inclusive environment.

Provision of such need-based services for the visually impaired to enable them to develop their latent talents and realize their fullest potential is what the Blind Relief Association, Delhi strives for.

(With excerpts from the reminiscences recorded by Smt. B. Tara Bai, one of the Founder Members of the Blind Relief Association) To have a look at the humble start of the Blind Relief Association, the calendars will have to roll back as far as February 1944.

Its founders, Smt. Anasuyabai Basrurker, a medical practitioner and Shri U.A. Basrurker, an engineer were well known in the neighborhood for their generosity and their burning desire to help the poor and lowly.

As described on the institution’s website (blindrelief.org)

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