Asha for Education

1.To buy braille reading material etc.
2.For VIII and X class examination fees for the 15 enrolled students this year
3.To set up a fast food center for self sustenance of your institute

The institution is the first of its kind in south India, which aims at providing Rehabilitation, vocational training and placement services to adult blind women particularly for the women who are completely blind, deprived blind, below the poverty line and from the remote villages. It is a charitable trust organization founded in the year 1975 by Late. Dr.Joseph Gnanadickam a renowned eye surgeon, commemorating his 75th birth anniversary. At the time of starting this centre he entrusted his daughter Mr.priya Theodore and his in law Mr. Theodore to become the torchbearers in providing succor to the poor women. Unfortunately Mr. Theodore passed away in the year 1999. Since then Mrs.Priya Theodore is carrying the mantle unmindful of the woes in the loss of her husband. The Society is managed by a team of 11 dedicated women under the leadership of Mrs.Priya Theodore. The center is being run with the help of donations from philanthropists.