NAB Centre Hauz Khas Enclave Visit
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This presentation was made as part of my Behavioral Science SAP. This is the visual aid I used to describe my experiences visiting the institution.
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NAB Centre Hauz Khas Enclave Visit
- 1. NAB CENTRE – HAUZ KHAS ENCLAVE | BS SAP | INSTITUTIONAL VISIT | NEIL MATHEW - SIDHARTH GUPTA (4CS4 - Y3305 – Y3217)
- 2. SERVICES & FACILITIES LIFE SKILLS TRAINING EMPLOYMENT TRAINING NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND
- 6. RECORDING ROOMS HOSTELS LIBRARIES BOOKS IN BRAILLE, E-TEXT, AND AUDIO
- 8. FROM BRAILLE LITERACY TO MOBILITIY & HOME MANAGEMENT
- 10. TRAINING IN COMPUTER & RECEPTION HANDLING
- 15. How You Can Help! Voluntary Work: Reading, Recording & Helping around Donations: In the form of Food, Educative materials, medicines and money Sponsorships: Fund a student’s training or education. Sales: Buy Handicraft products made by the Blind
Editor's Notes
- We’re here to tell you a little about NAB, what this organization does, and share some of our experience there.
- We’ll be discussing the above 3 in detail.
- Education involves teaching them how to survive, not just about reading & writing.
- Personality Development: This involves teaching the blind stuff about communication skills, personal grooming and building confidence. Counseling is about guiding those who have lost their sight later in life.
- Library full of real Braille books especially helping blind people for college.Braille courses are held for blind students to train them to read Braille.New facilities opened: Recording RoomIt needs volunteers to record literature, and other text into audio format.This is more convenient to the Blind, as they can rewind, forward and play at their own pace.
- Life Skills: The blind here are taught much more than just reading and writing in braille. They are taught to be self-sustainable. That is, be independent and learn to cook, wash their clothes, exercise and enjoy their leisure time without assistance.
- Computer training involves teaching them basic computer operations. >They are thought how to use word, how to handle a keyboard, using keyboard shortcuts. >I saw a keyboard with Braille inscription. But, they’re trained to not rely on that. >They use a text to speech software which speaks out every letter typed. >The software is downloadable, free, no problems with that. >They can get simple receptionists jobs with this training and also a means of income for themselves. > The best example would be the receptionist we met at the centre. She was blind, and yet she entered our names in the visiting log using the computer. Using Phones : They’re also trained to use phones which read aloud the numbers dialed, the contacts picked and the information of an incoming number.
- Most important means of income for the residents of the hostel at the Delhi NAB centre. Here, they make diwali lamps, candles, and stands.This job is a mechanical task where you make the candles and wrap colourful thread around it. However, Volunteers are needed to ensure they look good and gluing some colourful parts to the candle.
- These are the photos we’ve taken of the Handicraft Unit in NAB.
- Finally, we reach how to help them out. AS mentioned on the screen, you can help them out by donating, sponsoring or even just volunteering from time to time.