
A Tribute To Ms Parimala Bhat
On 21 August 2001, Snehankit Helpline began with a clear belief that visual impairment
Snehankit Helpline works to empower visually impaired individuals through accessible education, technology, mobility training, and independent living programmes that build skills, confidence, and equal opportunities.








Every Individual deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, work, and live independently with dignity.
Snehankit Helpline supports visually impaired children, students and adults through accessible education, Braille and audio resources, technology training, mobility support, low-vision initiatives and livelihood development programmes.
Our work helps individuals develop practical skills, build confidence and participate more independently in education, employment and everyday life.
Awareness initiatives promote inclusion, accessibility, and equal opportunities across communities and institutions.
Braille resources, audio learning materials, and academic support help students continue their education with confidence.
Computer training and assistive technology programmes empower participants to navigate the digital world independently.
Orientation and white cane training help visually impaired individuals move safely and confidently in daily life.
Practical life skills strengthen self-reliance, confidence, and active participation in everyday activities and environments.
Skill building and vocational programmes prepare participants for future employment and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Support Braille resources, audio learning materials, computer education and academic guidance that help visually impaired students access knowledge and pursue their goals with confidence.
Since 2001, Snehankit Helpline has been empowering visually impaired individuals through accessible education, technology training, rehabilitation, mobility development, and independent living programmes that create lasting confidence and opportunity.
Creating accessible opportunities for visually impaired individuals through consistent support, inclusion, and empowerment.
Every programme builds confidence, self-reliance, practical skills, and greater participation in daily life.
Providing Braille resources, audio learning, technology training, and mobility support for independence.
Helping individuals gain knowledge, develop abilities, and pursue opportunities with confidence daily.
Help provide Braille resources, audio books, technology training, and educational support.
Provide regular support for ongoing accessibility, education, skill-development and independent-living programmes.
Contribute your time as a reader, scribe, mentor, trainer, event supporter or technology volunteer.
Collaborate through CSR partnerships, programme sponsorships, employee volunteering and community initiatives.
Beneficiary
“The training helped me use technology more independently. I can now access learning materials, communicate more confidently and manage everyday tasks with greater ease.”
Parent or Family Member
“Snehankit helped us understand how to support independence instead of doing everything on behalf of our family member. That change made a real difference at home.”
Volunteer
“Recording books and supporting learners showed me how a few hours of volunteer time can make education more accessible for someone preparing for their future.”
Supporter or Partner
“Snehankit’s focus on practical access, education and independence made our support feel purposeful and connected to visible outcomes.”
Every person experiences Snehankit’s work differently. These stories reflect the perspectives of beneficiaries, families, volunteers and supporters who have witnessed how accessible education, technology, mobility training and skill development can build confidence and create meaningful opportunities.
Find answers to common questions about our programmes, accessibility initiatives, volunteering opportunities, and ways to support visually impaired individuals through Snehankit Helpline.
Snehankit Helpline works to create accessible opportunities through education, assistive technology, mobility training, rehabilitation, skill development, and independent living support. Our goal is to help visually impaired individuals live with greater confidence, dignity, and independence.
We provide Braille resources, audio learning materials, academic guidance, computer training, and accessible educational support. These initiatives help students access knowledge, continue their studies confidently, and pursue future opportunities.
Individuals can contribute as readers, scribes, audio book volunteers, trainers, mentors, event supporters, or technology volunteers. Every role helps create accessible learning opportunities and strengthens inclusion within the visually impaired community.
Donations support educational resources, Braille materials, assistive technology, mobility training, rehabilitation programmes, skill development activities, and accessibility initiatives that help individuals build confidence and achieve greater independence.
We provide computer education, smartphone accessibility training, digital literacy programmes, and exposure to assistive technologies such as screen readers. These programmes help visually impaired individuals access information independently, improve communication, and participate more confidently in education, employment, and daily life.
Mobility training helps visually impaired individuals develop the skills required to move safely and confidently in different environments. Participants learn orientation techniques, white cane usage, route planning, spatial awareness, and practical travel skills. Greater mobility often leads to increased confidence, self reliance, and participation in educational, social, and professional activities.
Snehankit Helpline’s programmes may support visually impaired children, students, young adults, working professionals and families. Eligibility depends on the type of programme, location, available resources and the individual support required.

On 21 August 2001, Snehankit Helpline began with a clear belief that visual impairment

Every achievement tells a story of dedication, perseverance, and belief. We are delighted to

Technology continues to transform the way visually impaired individuals learn, communicate, work, and navigate
Your time, support, and partnership can help visually impaired individuals access education, technology, mobility training, and opportunities for independent living with dignity.
Braille resources, audio learning materials, and academic support help students continue their education with confidence.
Computer training and assistive technology programmes empower participants to navigate the digital world independently.
Orientation and white cane training help visually impaired individuals move safely and confidently in daily life.
Practical life skills strengthen self-reliance, confidence, and active participation in everyday activities and environments.
Skill building and vocational programmes prepare participants for future employment and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Awareness initiatives promote inclusion, accessibility, and equal opportunities across communities and institutions.
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