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Why Blind Children?

Blind children deserve the same opportunities to learn, play, and grow. By supporting them today, we empower the confident athletes, leaders, and changemakers of tomorrow!

There are about 9.3 million visually impaired children in the world.

Approximately
1 in every 1,000
children in India is blind.

Only 29.16%
of visually impaired people
in India are integrated into the education system.

Approximately
71%
of disabled children reside in rural areas

The Challenges Blind Children Face

At Divyang, we’re committed to improving the lives of blind children through sport, we approach this by recognizing five major areas of concern:

Lack of Inclusion in Schools and Academies

Most schools do not offer adaptive football training or extracurricular programs for visually impaired students.

Visually impaired children are often left out of physical education classes due to the absence of specialized curriculum and trained instructors.

The lack of early exposure to sports deprives them of essential motor skill development and the confidence to engage in competitive sports.

Our Approach to
Bridging the Gap

Dedicated Training Programs: Establishing structured football training for visually impaired children

Tournaments & Exposure: Organizing competitive matches to provide players with real-game experience.

Equipment & Infrastructure: Raising funds to provide accessible sports equipment and playing fields.

Policy Advocacy:

Working with policymakers to integrate blind football into mainstream sports programs.

Why Blind Children?

There are about 9.3 million visually impaired children in the world.

Approximately 1 in every 1,000 children in India is blind.

Only 29.16% of visually impaired people in India are integrated into the education system.

Approximately 71% of disabled children reside in rural areas

The Challenges Blind Children Face

Our Approach to Bridging the Gap

Approximately
1 in every 1,000
children in India is blind.

Only 29.16%
of visually impaired people
in India are integrated into the education system.

Approximately
71%
of disabled children reside in rural areas

Our Approach to
Bridging the Gap