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Events

Annual Events

Rehabilitation Programs

State Level Open Chess Tournament

The 19th State Level Open Chess Tournament for the Visually Impaired was organized by National Association for the Blind – Tamil Nadu State Branch (NAB-TNSB).

Rehabilitation Programs

Pongal Celebration

Pongal was celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm. Everything was done in the traditional way. The trainees thoroughly enjoyed the festival by decorating the venue, organizing events, participating in competitions, and preparing Pongal together.

Rehabilitation Programs

White Cane Day

Individuals with visual impairment are referred to NAB-TNSB by District Departments of Differently Abled, hospitals, schools, beneficiaries who received services and other organizations.

World Sight Day

Inclusive education is the order of the day. NAB-TNSB works closes with schools both special and inclusive schools – to provide children with and without disabilities to grow up together.

Education Outreach Programs
Vocational Training

Employers meet

NAB-TNSB’s vocational program is not just a course where people with visual impairment acquire new skills, but also a holistic program that builds social, interpersonal and communication skills of the trainee.

Car Rally for the Blind

The training given by NAB helps persons with visual impairment to bring  about a qualitative change in their lives. With appropriate orientation and training, they can contribute significantly to the family income, thereby bringing a positive change to their self-esteem.

Livelihood Skills Training

Chess Championship

The training given by NAB helps persons with visual impairment to bring  about a qualitative change in their lives. With appropriate orientation and training, they can contribute significantly to the family income, thereby bringing a positive change to their self-esteem.

Livelihood Skills Training

Program / Workshops

Eye Camps

NAB-TNSB supports eye camps. Individuals are referred to Ophthalmologists in the network. Regular eye drops are provided to students in the inclusive education program.

Education Outreach Programs