Author name: CAB Nepal Editor

Bardia is a District lying in the west of capital Kathmandu connected to the Indian border in the South. Almost 90%of the people living in this District belong to Tharu Community. As most Tharu people are illiterate and follow the traditional culture and the medication process, the prevalence rate of blindness and other disabilities are

Banke is also one of the previous KCF funded project location. Banke has two school for the visually children [MP High School, Tribhuvan High School and a college where around 50 children and youths with blindness are pursuing their study. As Banke Association of the Blind stopped hostel facilities for the visually impaired students and

Myagdi is a hilly District of Gandaki province and it is connected to other two District Pravat and Baglung. In each District, there are at least one school for the children with visual impairments. Though most of the previously trained through KCF project has passed out from school or moved to Kaski for higher education,

The project location Kaski has a legally registered SHG of the blind cricket named “Cricket Association of the Blind, Kaski”, established a year later to CAB, Nepal in the year 2007.   Though they have been playing cricket since last 16 years, but the standard of playing of the visually impaired players were not found to

Rupendehi is a District in the Lumbini province and it is also one of the attractive location for the blind and visual impairments from hilly areas to track down for the search of better opportunities. It has one school for the visually impaired children [Sree Santi Namuna High School] with 30 visually impaired students and