A humble request from the Trust and the staff of Jeevan Gnanodhaya. The economic downturn has affected all our donors and hence the donations, with which we have been able to continue this service, has come down by 75%. We are finding it difficult to make ends meet.
All the children come from very low economic background – children of single parents, widows, and destitute women or below poverty line. All services like education, uniforms, food, medical facilities transport, mobility aids, hearing aids and learning aids for the blind are provided free of cost.
We are looking forward to act as link between the service provider and the service bearer of which professionals are a much needed part. So here is a comprehensive list of professionals available in India.
Please stand up for the National Anthem before you play the video. I just finished hearing this Silent Anthem with such patriotic fervor and earnestness, actually I have words not enough to describe how emotionally moved I am, I salute these marvellous children and pray that each of them get a chance to excel in their chosen spheres of livelihood later on and continue to uphold the integrity of out beautiful country, having said this I am immensely proud of Amit Agarwal, the idea behind this patriotism.
Jai Hind !!
Promoting Sports for deaf and dump and Mr.Rajesh speaksout for recognition and support for disabled people to proved scholarship for disabled sports person by the government and other organization.
Shri. T.D. Dinakar was born on 5th February 1969 in Coimbatore. He did his schooling in St. Michael’s Hr. Sec. School and graduated from the P.S.G. College of Arts and Science, both in Coimbatore.
To those without a sense of sound, navigating the world can be a great challenge at times. While the world is a very visual place, hearing can be a sense we often take for granted. As we explored 10 great technologies for the blind, we have dug up 10 amazing gadgets for the hearing impaired. From sign language translators to tactile music to closed captioning glasses, these brilliant technologies enrich life for those without a natural sense of sound.
Applications are invited from Indian Citizens for Appointment to the following posts of specialist officers
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