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I am celebrating Diwali to help 30 blind girls to go on an adventure trip of a lifetime

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Why am I fundraising?

Each year the NAB Centre receives numerous applications of blind girls who have completed their class 12th exams and now want to join the colleges in Delhi. If selected, the girls are at the Centre for the next 3 months to undergo gruelling training sessions in Computers, English communication, Personality development and grooming, mobility (how to travel alone using a white cane), theatre, self defence, cooking, housekeeping, shopping and career counselling.

In the midst of all of these trainings, they are taken out for an all out adventure trip to hill stations. This 3-5 day camp helps them to face their fears head on and overcome them, and in the process making them explore a stronger and resilient side of their personality!

It is indeed a life changing experience for each one of the girls and the Centre raises funds for the trip every year to keep it going!!

What do I plan to do with the funds?

Venue: Nainitaal, Uttarakhan

Dates: 17-20th June 2015
Group size: 40 (30 blind girls + 10 sighted escorts)
Bus expense: Rs. 40,000
Stay & Food and activity expense: Rs 3500 per person for 2 nights X 40= Rs. 1,40,000
Other misc expenses like sports shoes and jackets for students= Rs 20,000
Some snacks for the journey= Rs 5000

We have been able to raise Rs. 75,000 against a total requirment of Rs. 2,05,000.

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28th October 2016

Dear Supporters,

The staff at NAB Centre thank you for supporting this campaign.

30 blind girls from the centre in Delhi travelled to Nainital and participated in adventure activities at an adventure camp specially set up for them. They rappelled across a river, participated in rock climbing and trekked on surrounding hills.

Nitasha, the champion for the campaign and a representative of NAB, elaborates, “Our escorts are well-trained in handling the girls and were prepared for any situation at the adventure camp. Thankfully, everything went as planned and the girls had a great time! This camp helped boost their confidence immensely. Activities like these prove that, with the right support, people with disabilities are also capable of leading a normal life and enjoy everything it has to offer.”

NAB plans to regularly take these girls on adventure trips to nearby locations from Delhi.

Thank you.

Team Milaap