“Visually challenged can do what the sighted can and also what the sighted cannot”, is a shibboleth that prompts one and all to do all within their power to tap the potentials of the visually challenged to the utmost. Taking cue from this impetus NAB P. & N. M. Rehab Centre for the Blind took up on its shoulders the onus to bring out the fullest from the visually challenged of the nation, so with a missionary zeal, the centre set out in 1967 on the arduous journey, with the following ,

     AIMS AND OBJECTS :

 A).     To assist the blind in adjusting to their handicap.
 B).     Restore their shattered confidence.
 C.)  To train them in the skills necessary for their daily living.
 D)   To take steps to educate the visually impaired.
 E.)  To develop their personality
 F.)  To help them to achieve a rightful place in society.
 G.)  To help persons who are totally blind or visually handicapped/low vision  
        to acquire literacy and industrial knowledge and training, to help them in
        obtaining suitable employment and to conduct research for resettling the
        blind economically, physically, and socially.
 H.)  To build up and augment facilities for recreation  of  the blind in co-operation
       with the sighted where they can socially meet and talk ,play  games and have  
       debates, musical and dramatic performances or any other extra curricular
       activities.
I.)    To promote, establish and maintain a Braille/Talking Book & Ink Print
       library   for the blind.
J.)   To work towards the rehabilitation of blind in particular and other
      categories of   disabled persons in general.
K.)  To do all such lawful acts, deeds or things as are incidental or conducive
      to the attainment of the above aims and objectives.