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Education Mobility and Employability Training (EMET) is a flagship program by Help the Blind Foundation, designed to empower visually challenged students with the tools they need to thrive in a competitive world. As an English and Employability Trainer in this program, I have been privileged to experience a truly transformative journey—both as a teacher and […]

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Help the Blind Foundation America (“HTBFA”), as well as its volunteers, staff and the individuals we serve, I would like to express our sincerest gratitude for the generous donation. No goods or services were provided in exchange for this consideration. This donation will enable HTBFA to

It was 2 AM on a crisp Saturday night, and I was walking down a busy road as narrow as a climate change denier’s grasp of science. The scene was chaotic—a perfect recipe for disaster. Passionate couples everywhere, balancing what seemed like an entire food court in their hands. Drunken youth zigzagged on bikes and wobbled on their feet, their sorrows and recklessness moving to kill like it’s no one’s business.

As we approach the culmination of the two-year EMET program, generously funded by Guru Krupa Foundation (GKF), we express our deepest gratitude for their unwavering support in empowering visually impaired students from seven colleges between 2022 and 2024. We would like to share some remarkable success stories of our beneficiaries, showcasing the profound impact of

Philanthropy has the power to bring about long-lasting social change; the Guru Krupa Foundation (GKF) is an iconic representation of this, having supported anumber of charities and community-based organizations, most notably the Help The Blind Foundation (HTBF). The trailblazing institution HTBF which assists visually impaired students in pursuing higher education, prioritizes technology-oriented competencies, English language