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Established in 2006, NSBP is a non-profit organization conducted by and for persons with blindness and visual impairment, working across Bangladesh to promote empowerment, rehabilitation, and inclusion. With 33 district branches and our National Office in Khulna, we reach thousands through education, capacity building, advocacy, and economic empowerment programs.
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The National Society of the Blind and Partially Sighted (NSBP) is a registered, non-political, non-profit voluntary organization led by and for individuals with visual impairments. Established in 2006, NSBP serves blind and partially sighted persons across Bangladesh—with a special focus on destitute women and children—by providing education, rehabilitation, advocacy, and livelihood support.
Our National and Foundation Office is located in Khulna, Bangladesh. To ensure nationwide support, we operate through 33 district branches across the country.
National Office Address: NDC Bhaban, Plot no: 241, Nibir R/A, Fulbarigate, Sonali Jute Mills, Khanjahan Ali, Khulna-9206.
We offer both Community-Based (CBR) and Institutional-Based Rehabilitation (IBR) to help individuals achieve self-reliance. This includes:
Mobility & Orientation Training: Teaching safe and independent navigation using white canes.
Computer & Digital Literacy: Practical training in screen reader software (like JAWS, as seen in image
watermarked_img_7076521162371317402.png), typing, and data management.Life Skills & Health: Programs covering personal hygiene, mental health resilience, and yoga/meditation.
Yes! NSBP proudly operates Bangladesh’s first White Cane Factory. We produce over 30,000 high-quality canes annually and distribute them completely free of cost to blind individuals to ensure their safety and independent mobility. We also distribute other assistive devices such as wheelchairs, crutches, and hearing aids.
We believe education is the ultimate tool for empowerment. Our educational sector support includes:
Braille Services: Operating a Braille Library and distributing crucial materials like braille paper, slates, and styluses.
Stipends & Scholarships: Providing monthly financial assistance to 120 visually impaired students pursuing higher education in various public and private colleges and universities.
Digital Conversion: Converting standard ink-print books into accessible digital formats and Braille.
To foster economic empowerment and financial self-reliance, we offer starter funding and training for sustainable small businesses. Key programs include:
Financial Grants: Seed funding for visually impaired entrepreneurs.
Agricultural Livelihoods: Starter support and basic training for small-scale goat farming and pigeon keeping.
