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Inclusive and Adaptive Sports & Goalball - 2025

  • A group picture of around 31 individuals including students of Lab School, Spanish facilitators and interns, project members and CFC executives.
  • A group picture including Blind Section Coordinator, Mrs. Samita Shakya, CFC Executives, Mr. Abhishek Shahi & Ms. Deepika Shahi along with 2 Spanish facilitators and 4 Interns.
  • A picture where participants with visual disabilities and their pair are pausing in different position when the music is stopped.
  • A picture where 3 of the participants are pausing in different position when the music is stopped.
  • 3 different lines of participants are passing the ball from the start to end in their respective rows.
  • 3 different lines of participants are passing the ball between their legs from the start to end in their respective rows.
  • 4 of the students with visual disabilities are learning the technique to defend the goalball. Other facilitators and project members are guiding them.
  • A Spanish intern is teaching one of the students with visual disabilities to throw the ball. In the background some of them are observing them and other playing stations are also observed.
  • A goalball team of 3 students with visual disabilities, where one of the female student is about to throw the sound ball.
  • A full court of goalball is seen where both the team with 3 members with visual disabilities are positioned. In one side, a team member is diving to defend the ball. In the background, some of the project members, students and Spanish interns are observed.
On 28th and 29th April, 2025, Chain For Change along with its partners conducted 2-days of Inclusive and Adaptive Sports & Goalball training for the students with visual disabilities of Laboratory Secondary School, Kirtipur, Kathmandu. 3 specialized trainers Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos, Mrs. Kety Balibrea Melero and Mrs. Nuria Caus Pertegaz along with their 4 Spanish students facilitated this session. On the first day, Mr. Binod Joshi - International Relation Officer of Tribhuvan University along with a representative from Physical Sport Department, TU visited to observe this initiation.

The trainers built different stations to teach participants with visual disabilities and project interns the basics of Goalball game like warm-up exercise, defense and a fence techniques. They also explained the Sports Teacher and other students of Lab School about the rules and techniques to play the Goalball match and how it can be used as a sport for everyone to play together regardless of their disabilities.

This training will continue for next two months i.e. May and June, 2025 where 4 of the Spanish Students Mr. Manel Granero Cedrón, Mr. Tomas Edgar Requena, Ms. Isabel Giner Ferrer and Mr. Arnau Pérez Plà will work with our project interns and facilitate the school. This event is an initiative by Chain For Change in collaboration with Expedición Solidaria, St. Xavier's College, Maitighar, Laboratory Secondary School, Kirtipur, Universitat Politècnica de València, Universitat de València, EWE Consortium and IES La Creueta.

Guiding Techniques & Mobility Skills Training – 2025

  • Selfie of 3 of the Spanish facilitators Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos, Mrs. Kety Balibrea Melero and Mrs. Nuria Caus Pertegaz. Mr. Alfonso and Mrs. Nuria are holding the balls.
  • One of the facilitators, Mrs. Nuria Caus Pertegaz is explaining our Founder & President, Mr. Abhishek Shahi, Mrs. Kety Balibrea Melero and 4 Spanish interns.
  • Our Founder, Abhishek Shahi who is also one of the facilitators of the event is explaining the pair guides to use the white cane.
  • One of the Spanish interns, Mr. Tomas Edgar Requena is explaining one of the participants with visual disability to hold his arm. The participant with visual disability is also holding a white cane in his other hand.
  • One of the participants with visual disabilities is guiding his blindfolded pair throughout the premises of the school. Another pair from the group is observing them.
  • One of the facilitator, Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos and his student Mr. Tomas Edgar Requena is holding the long stick and explaining the participants the techniques to use it for guiding. In the background, our Founder, Abhishek Shahi is also observed.
  • One of the group is using the Spanish technique of guiding during the trekking. Here two of the guides are holding either sides of the long stick and a pair with visual disability is holding the stick in-between.
  • A pair of visual disability and his guide has spotted one of the checkpoint being hung in the tall grass of the orientation game.
  • A participant with visual disability is keeping her hands on the shoulder of her pair guide and is being guided.
  • One of the facilitator, Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos is instructing all the participants who are holding the long sticks in groups inside the training hall.
  • One of the facilitator, Mrs. Kety Balibrea Melero is explaining about the orientating game to the pair of our Founder, Mr. Abhishek Shahi and Officer, Mr. Sangam Khadka. Here the officer is holding the map of the school premises and listening to the instruction of the game.
  • A group picture of around 42 individuals including project members, teachers and students with visual disabilities from Lab Schools, Spanish volunteers and facilitators, representative from Access Nepal and members of CFC. On the left, there is the banner of CFC and on top 'Shivapuri National Park' is written.
  • A group picture of around 42 individuals including project members, teachers and students with visual disabilities from Lab Schools, Spanish volunteers and facilitators, representative from Access Nepal and members of CFC. On the right, there is the banner of CFC and on background the entrance to the stupa is observed.
  • Two of the pair guides are holding the long stick in either sides and a participant with visual disability is holding it in between. One of the Spanish volunteers is explaining the participant with visual disability from side. In the background, other fellow hikers can be observed.
  • Two of the pair guides are holding the long stick in either sides and a participant with visual disability is holding it in between. In a background, a beautiful scenery is observed.
  • All the groups are hiking using the traditional Spanish style of guiding persons with visual disabilities in the mountain.
  • One of the facilitators, Mrs. Nuria Caus Pertegaz is letting one of the participants with visual disabilities to feel a stone and describing it to her.
  • Two of the pair guides are holding the long stick in either sides and a participant with visual disability is holding it in between. In the background, green grasses and rocks can be observed.
  • A group of students, members and some Spanish facilitators and interns are playing in the ground. One of the CFC members is throwing the sound ball.
  • All the groups are hiking using the traditional Spanish style of guiding persons with visual disabilities in the mountain.
  • All the fellow hikers are resting and enjoying together.
  • A group picture of around 42 individuals including project members, teachers and students with visual disabilities from Lab Schools, Spanish volunteers and facilitators, representative from Access Nepal and members of CFC. In background the signboard showing the map to reach different destination inside the National Park is observed.
  • All the groups are hiking using the traditional Spanish style of guiding persons with visual disabilities in the mountain.
In April, 2025, we conducted our 4th Season of our signature project "Guiding Techniques and Mobility Skills training and Inclusive Hiking". On 23rd and 24th April, 2025, we conducted 2-days training for students with visual disabilities of Laboratory Secondary School and the project interns and on 26th April, 2025, we took a group of 42 members for inclusive hike to Nagi Gompa, Shivapuri National Park.

During the 2 days of training, 9 students with visual disabilities and a teacher with visual disability participated to learn mobility skills design to be used in their daily lives and hiking whereas 16 project interns who participated learned different guiding techniques to support their pair with visual disabilities.

There were 3 Spanish specialized Trainor where Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos taught participants to use Spanish techniques of guiding persons with visual disabilities in the hiking and trekking route using a long sticks. Similarly, Mrs. Kety Balibrea Melero and Mrs. Nuria Caus Pertegaz facilitated the participants with spatial orientation of using the map and other sporting techniques like rope to support persons with visual disabilities during hiking and trekking. Four of the Spanish students also assisted them during the course.

The Executives of CFC Mr. Abhishek Shahi and Ms. Deepika Shahi also taught the participants with visual disabilities to use the white cane for mobility in hiking and during daily life. They also taught the project interns to guide their pairs with visual disabilities in friendly and safe manner.

On 26th April, 2025, 12 individuals with visual disabilities, their pairs, trainers, representatives from partner organization and CFC members went for an inclusive hike to Nagi Gompa, Shivapuri National Park. This project was successfully conducted by Chain For Change along with its partners Expedición Solidaria, St. Xavier's College, Maitighar, Laboratory Secondary School, Kirtipur, Universitat Politècnica de València, Universitat de València, EWE Consortium, IES La Creueta and Access Nepal Tour.

Assessment of Accessible Inclusive Hike to Bishnudwar and Danda gaun - 2025

  • A picture where our Founder, Mr. Abhishek Shahi is being guided by one of the exchange students. Other two students are also walking in the hiking route. In the background green forest can be observed.
  • A picture of around 6 to 7 individuals hiking in the forest.
  • A group picture of 5 individuals including our Founder, Mr. Abhishek Shahi, Mr. Miquel Cañada and 3 Spanish Students. In the background, beautiful green forest clouds and sky can be observe.
  • Our Founder, Mr. Abhishek Shahi is being guided by one of the Spanish Students. In the background fellow hikers can be observed along with beautiful forest and Buddhish flags.
  • A group picture where our Founder, Abhishek Shahi is with Mr. Miquel Cañada and 3 Spanish Students. One of them is touching the water drops.
  • A picture of water fall where one of the Spanish students, Mr. Manel Granero Cedrón is observed.
  • A group picture of 10 individuals including CFC members, Mr. Miquel Cañada, Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos, 4 Spanish students and representatives from Access Nepal.
On 18th April, 2025, Executives of Chain For Change Mr. Abhishek Shahi and Ms. Deepika Shahi along with Mr. Miquel Cañada Molino, Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos, four Spanish students from Consorcio EWE, and Mr. Rajesh Bhandari – Executive Director of Access Nepal Tour went to Bishnudwar and Danda gaun to assess the accessibility of the route for conducting inclusive hiking for individuals with visual disabilities.

The group started to hike from Shivapuri National Park, Budhanilkantha Check Post to Bhagdwar where a beautiful waterfall can be seen. The special part about Bhagdwar is that it resembles as if water is falling from a tiger face stone spout from which holy river Bagmati originates.

During the hiking route, they applied different guiding techniques to support persons with visual disabilities like using ropes, trekking sticks, white canes and corporal support. They walked and climb rocks and hills on the way and seek for possibilities to bring children with visual disabilities in this path.

On the way, the team found few setbacks which made them consider to choose other easier alternatives trail for hiking. First, there was a landslide in between a course, which was risky to take children with visual disabilities. Second, climbing rocks to Bhagdwar is quite challenging for younger and unexperienced children with visual disabilities. The third and final reason was that the waterfall at Bhagdwar dried up. Thus, the hiking got concluded reaching to Danda gaun.

Assessment of Accessible Inclusive Hike to Chandragiri Hills - 2025

  • A scenery of the green forest where some trees and a big rock can be observed.
  • A group picture of 10 individuals including Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos and his 4 Spanish students along with CFC members.
  • A group picture of 10 individuals including Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos and his 4 Spanish students along with CFC members. In the background, there is a photo stand where it is written 'I love Chandragiri'.
  • A group picture of 8 individuals including Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos and his 4 Spanish students along with CFC members. In the background, there is a photo stand where it is written 'I love Chandragiri'.
  • A group picture of 8 individuals posing with a hand gesture of a heart including Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos and his 4 Spanish students along with CFC members. In the background, there is a photo stand where it is written 'I love Chandragiri'.
On 4th April, 2025, members of Chain For Change along with Mr. Alfonso Xosé González Cabarcos and four of his students from Consorcio EWE, went to Chandragiri hills to assess the accessibility of the route for conducting inclusive hiking for individuals with visual disabilities.

Chandragiri is located 16Km south west of central Kathmandu valley at an altitude of 2551 meters and is one of the four hills that surround the valley. Not just the bird's eye view of the valley, one can also observe stunning mountain sight of The Himalayan range along with green forest and Bhaleshwor Mahadev temple at the top, because of which, it is getting wide popularity. People have option to use the cable car and reach to the top too.

Our team started this hike from Cable car base which was apparently the shortest route. Walking for around an hour, we observed that there was no clear signboards to indicate the hikers about the trail. Even after a lot of attempts, we could not find a proper path to get us to the hill top. We found that it was sparsely used and locals did not pay much attention in conserving the course. As we sensed that the path was inaccessible for our inclusive hiking event, we took the cable car and reach to the top.

Guiding Techniques & Mobility Skills Training For Inclusive Trekking - 2024

  • A group of 4 participants are climbing an obstacle using a long bamboo where, one of the participants in front is offering her arm to a blind companion in middle and the third companion is supporting the process. One of the blindfolded companions has already climbed the obstacle and is standing beside the first companion.
  • Trainer Mr. Alfanso is supporting a participant with visual disability while playing a group game.
  • A group of 5 project members are forming a train and running. The member in the front is leading the group whose eyes are closed and holding each other shoulders in row.
  • There are three people holding a long bamboo in front, middle and at the end. Trainer Mr. Alfanso is guiding our president Abhishek and Joon is supporting from the back.
  • A group of four, where a captain is giving the direction to his 3 fellow companions who are holding the bamboo. One of them is leading in front and guiding a blindfolded partner and at the end fellow partner is assisting.
  • A group of 3 is holding a long bamboo and trying to climb down the stair. A blindfolded participant in middle is climbing down the stair by taking support from her partner in the front.
  • A group of 3 is holding a long bamboo and trying to climb an incline area. There is a participant with visual disability in the middle and two of her fellow companions are supporting her.
  • A group of 3 is holding a long bamboo and practicing to walk. Here a person in the middle has visual disability and his fellow companions are guiding him.
  • A group of 3 is holding a long bamboo and practicing to walk. Here a person in the middle has visual disability and his fellow companions are guiding him.
  • A group of 3 is holding a long bamboo and trying to climb broken tree as an obstacle. A person in front is standing on the broken tree, blindfolded participant in middle is trying to climb and one at the back is supporting him.
  • A group picture of around 25 to 30 individuals including trainer, organizer, participants, with and without visual disabilities.
On 11th & 12th April, 2024, very first season of Guiding Techniques & Mobility Skills Training For Inclusive Trekking in Mountains was conducted to 46 young individuals with and without visual disabilities. There were 8 individuals with visual disabilities and 38 individuals with good vision who got facilitated by Mr. Alfonso Gonzalez - Ex-Faculty of Universitat de Valencia.

This was the first training of its kind in Nepal which was designed inclusively for persons with visual disabilities to do trekking in Mountains. The technique that Mr. Alfonso taught was originated and adopted from Spain.

Sharing Knowledge in Outdoor Sports for Persons with Visual Disabilities - 2023

  • College image where on the top left, Superior and Director of International Relations Fr. Jiju Varghese, S.J is welcoming everyone in the event. On the top right one of the professors presenting about Outdoor Sports For Persons with Visual Disabilities. On the bottom, Founder & Director Mr. Abhishek Shahi & Cofounder & Treasurer Sanjiya Shrestha speaking about Chain For Change and possible collaboration.
  • Collage image of slides on top which displays "manual de guiado de ciegos en montaña" and on bottom a quote is shared that states "First do what is necessary, then do what is possible, and before long you will find yourself doing the impossible."
  • A group picture of all the sports science professors from Spain along with Superior and Director of International Relations Fr. Jiju Varghese, S.J and Founders of CFC Mr. Abhishek Shahi and Ms. Sanjiya Shrestha.
  • A picture of all the participants of an interaction event relating to Outdoor Sports For Persons with Visual Disabilities.
An interaction program on the theme 'Sharing Knowledge in Outdoor Sports for Persons with Visual Disabilities' was jointly organized by "Chain for Change", St. Xavier's College, Expedición Solidaria, Universitat de València and Universitat Politècnica de València. 13 Sports Science Professors from Spain visited Nepal and became a part of this event at St. Xavier's College, Maitighar on 16th April, 2023 - Sunday.

The interaction was based on the Inclusive and Adapted Sports so that persons with visual disabilities can also be a part of various outdoor sporting activities. Members of Chain For Change, Teachers and Students of various clubs of St. Xavier's College, Maitighar, and Mrs. Mina Shrestha (School Coordinator) and Mrs. Samita Devi Shakya (Blind Section In charge) of Laboratory Secondary School, Kirtipur became a part of this event. Mr. Shaan Baidya, Mr. Abiral Manandhar and Mr. Praphulla Lal Shrestha snapped the pictures.

Guiding Techniques and Mobility Skills Training - 2023

  • A black & white picture of all the participants filling up the form during the 1st day of Guiding Techniques & Mobility Skills Training - 2023.
  • Dr. Cristina Gomez Vicente is presenting white cane to one of the participants with visual disabilities and Dr. Guillermo Rodriguez Cortes & Abhishek Shahi (Founder & President of Chain For Change) is observed in the background.
  • Guides and their pair with visual disabilities are practicing proper guiding techniques and mobility skills using their white cane.
  • Cofounder & Treasurer of Chain For Change, Sanjiya Shrestha guiding blindfolded guide Sarah Maharjan during the training.
  • A group picture of around 44 people including Dr. Cristina Gomez Vicente and Dr. Guillermo Rodriguez Cortes representing Expedición Solidaria, Fr. Jiju Varghese, S.J – Superior and Director of International Relation of St. Xavier's College, 17 persons with visual disabilities, their guides, teachers from Laboratory Secondary School, parents/guardians, and CFC members.
  • Dr. Cristina Gomez Vicente and Dr. Guillermo Rodriguez Cortes representing Expedición Solidaria enjoying and hiking with all the fellow participants.
  • Founder & Director of Chain For Change Abhishek Shahi is being guided by his guide Sarah Maharjan during the hiking. Fr. Jiju Varghese, S.J & Dr. Cristina Gomez Vicente is also observed in the picture.
  • All the participants are hiking through the forest of Shivapuri – Nagarjung National Park. In the background green trees are observed.
  • All the hikers with and without visual disabilities have reached to Nagi Gumba.
  • All the participants with and without visual disabilities are climbing down the staircase using the proper guiding techniques & mobility skills.
On 4th and 5th March, 2023, Chain For Change in collaboration with Expedición Solidaria successfully conducted 3rd season of 'Guiding Techniques and Mobility Skills Training - 2023'. In the training, representative members of Expedición Solidaria Dr. Cristina Gomez Vicente and Dr. Guillermo Rodriguez Cortes distributed white canes as a mobility aid to participants with visual disabilities.

On the first day of the training, 15 persons with visual disabilities and their guides learn correct mobility skills using their rolling white canes in out/in-door settings, safely navigate without using white canes, proper guiding techniques and disable friendlier approaches and behaviors at Laboratory Secondary School, Kirtipur, Kathmandu. Next day, a group of 44 including 17 persons with visual disabilities, their guides, teachers from Laboratory Secondary School, parents/guardians, camera crew and CFC members hiked to Nagigumba at Shivapuri-Nagarjung National Park.

Fr. Jiju Varghese, S.J - Superior and Director of International Relation of St. Xavier's College, Maitighar, Kathmandu also blessed the hikers with his graceful presence. After the hike, participants were awarded with certificates. Ms. Jeena Maharjan and Mr. Pradip Chaudhary captured all the happenings of the event through their camera.

Guiding Techniques and Mobility Skills Training - 2022

  • Anjali Maharjan - one of the guides to participants with visual disabilities is explaining and supporting her pair to use his white cane.
  • Sumila Saicha - guide to her partner with visual disability Prashant are practicing during the training to guide in a narrow pathway.
  • Mr. Abhishek Shahi Founder & Director and also the trainer instructing the participants and their guides to use their white cane correctly.
  • Ms. Sanjiya Shrestha Co-founder & Treasurer and one of the trainers instructing participants. In a background one of the guides Ms. Anju Tamang & the Founder & Director of CFC Mr. Abhishek Shahi is also seen.
  • Distributing white cane to Yujen Maharjan – one of the participants with visual disabilities of Guiding Techniques & Mobility Skills Training by the President of Expadición Solidaria.
  • Group picture during the 1st day of Guiding Techniques & Mobility Skills Training – 2022 of participants with visual disabilities, their guides, Dr. Lakpa Sherpa – the principal and teachers of Laboratory School, Fanny Collado – President of Expadición Solidaria and organizational members of CFC.
  • Group picture of all the participants with visual disabilities, their guides, teachers of Laboratory School, Videographer Ms. Subi Blon, Fanny Collado the president of Expedición Solidaria and organizational members of CFC.
  • Participants with visual disabilities and their guides along with the teachers of Laboratory School starting their hike to Sundarijal Shivapuri Nagarjung National Park.
  • Group picture infront of waterfall of all the participants with visual disabilities, their guides, teachers of Laboratory School, Photographers Shaan Baidya & Praphulla Lal Shrestha, Videographer Subi Blon, Fanny Collado the president of Expedición Solidaria and organizational members of CFC.
  • Participants with visual disabilities along with their guide climbing the staircase at Sundarijal – Shivapuri Nagarjung National Park during the hiking.
  • Group picture of all the participants with visual disabilities, their guides, teachers of Laboratory School, Videographer Ms. Subi Blon, Fanny Collado the president of Expedición Solidaria and organizational members of CFC after reaching to the hike destination.
  • Awarding certificate to the participant with visual disability by Founder & Director of Chain For Change Mr. Abhishek Shahi.
  • Awarding certificate to the guide of participant with visual disability by Founder & Director of Chain For Change Mr. Abhishek Shahi.
  • Awarding certificate to the MCs of the closing event of Guiding Techniques & Mobility Skills Training 2022 by Founder & Director of Chain For Change Mr. Abhishek Shahi.
  • Awarding certificate to the photography and videography team of Guiding Techniques & Mobility Skills Training – 2022 by Founder & Director of Chain For Change Mr. Abhishek Shahi.
  • Group picture of all the participants with visual disabilities, guides, teachers of Laboratory School, MCs, Camera crew, Fanny, Mike and Executive Board Members of Chain For Change.
Guiding Techniques & Mobility Skills Training was successfully conducted on 13th - 15th August, 2022 for 12 persons with visual disabilities and their guides at Laboratory Secondary School, Kirtipur, Kathmandu. This is the second edition of this project after 2019 where the participants with and without visual disabilities learn correct mobility skills using their rolling white canes in out/in-door settings, safely navigate without using white canes, proper guiding techniques and disable friendlier approaches and behaviors.

36 Participants with and without visual disabilities also got chance to hike to Sundarijal at Shivapuri-Nagarjung National Park on 14th August, 2022 after receiving a day long training on 13th August, 2022. On 15th August, the closing ceremony was held at the hall of Laboratory Secondary School. Participants with visual disabilities also received rolling white canes as a mobility aid during the session. Mr. Shaan Baidya, Mr. Abiral Manandhar and Mr. Praphulla Lal Shrestha clicked the pictures of 3 days event and Ms. Subi Blon filmed the all the happenings.

Guiding Techniques and Mobility Skills Training - 2019

  • In this image, the Founder & director of CFC Mr. Abhishek Shahi and Co-founder and Treasurer Ms. Sanjiya Shrestha are showing and explaining fellow trainees how to use their white canes correctly on the stage. Trainees with visual disability are being guided by their pairs in learning, understanding and following the steps being demonstrated to them. There is a sofa and chair placed above the stage and a banner of Chain For Change is also hanged on the wall.
  • Participants with visual disabilities are receiving guidance in learning about the mobility techniques from their pairs.
This project entitled 'Guiding Techniques and Mobility Skills for Persons with Visual disabilities' was three days training package for both persons with and without visual disabilities of Nepal. There was proportionate participation of 9 trainees with visual disability and 9 trainees with good vision. Though the project name only include persons with visual disabilities but, it was also focused for persons who had correct eye vision and willingness to guide persons with visual impairment.

Ms. Sharmila Khadgi acted as an main trainer and other board members of 'Chain For Change' assisted her during the course. The two days training was held in 'Paropakar Adarsha High School', Bhimsinsthan, Kathmandu on 30th October and 31st October, 2019. During these days, correct mobility skills in both in-door and out-door for persons with visual disabilities and proper guiding techniques for persons assisting visual disabilities were trained for in-door and out-door setting. On 2nd November, hiking to Shivapuri-Nagarjung National Park was done as to implement theoretical learning to practical setting for 35 people. Participants were also provided with whitecanes during the hike for smooth navigation. These entire event were being captured and documented by the camera crew of Mr. Gagan Thapa who were assigned to prepare a documentary and snap the pictures of the happenings.

Awareness on Blindness and Their Mobility with Whitecane Distribution - 2018

  • The Chief guest Mr. José Manuel Cabo Royuela is about to inaugurate the event along with the Founder and Director Mr. Abhishek Shahi. Just beside the chief guest, Ms. Sharmila Khadgi can be seen and the banner of the organization is at the background.
On 21st March, 2018 - Wednesday, Chain For Change organized an event regarding the awareness of blindness and the prospect of mobility of persons with visual disabilities in Nepal at its own office. The trainees from BASW - Department of Social Work, St. Xavier's College, Maitighar, Kathmandu had presented about the scenario of blindness in Nepal and demonstrated a short drama to display proper guiding techniques to persons with visual disabilities. The at hand participants with visual disabilities received white canes as their mobility aid.

Awareness on Blindness and Their Mobility with Whitecane Distribution

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