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You are at eyeway.org : inform : parenting : helping children who are blind Helping children who are blindAuthored by Sandy Niemann and Namita Jacob What about my child's future?Many parents worry about their child's future, even after he begins to learn new skills and go to school. They wonder, "What will happen when he grows up? How will he manage when we are gone?" Sometimes it helps parents to learn about others who, even though they cannot see, have grown up to lead full and satisfying lives - to have families of their own, to earn a living, and to become respected members of their communities. Blind people can achieve this when:
Chapter 1: How can I help my child? Chapter 3: General guidelines for learning activities Chapter 4: Finding out what your child can see Chapter 5: Activities for the young baby Chapter 8: Teaching Everyday Activities Chapter 12: Preventing Sexual Abuse Chapter 13: Becoming Part of the Community Chapter 14: Getting Ready for Child-care and School Chapter 15: Support for Parents and Caregivers Chapter 16: Why Children lose Their Vision and What We Can Do [New] Chapter 17: As Your Child Gets Older [New] This publication titled 'Helping Children Who Are Blind' is brought out to help children with blindness and their parents to overcome the situation. It's a tool book fully illustrative stretching helping hand to the blind and nearly blind children for easy-going life on the one hand and promoting a community eye care on the other. Sight Savers International, Mumbai, a renowned organisation active worldwide to promote eye care has come forward to help in making this book available in Hindi, Bengali and Oriya languages. - Excerpt from foreword written by D.P. Poddar,
Executive Director, Original Publisher: The Hesperian Foundation, Adapted Indian Version by: West Bengal Voluntary Health Association Note: Any organisation or person wishing to copy, reproduce or adapt any or all part of the book for the promotion of community eye care and for public welfare without commercial benefit is encouraged to do so, subject to the written permission obtained and acknowledged in the printed copy. If you are using a screen reader, you can jump to the navigational links to other areas of the site by clicking here Eyeway intends building a community where people can share and learn from each other. If you would like to share your experiences about Parenting with others, please send us your write-up at inspiration@eyeway.org. We shall include it as part of our website. |
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