Progress doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes, it looks like a meal made independently. In this short reflection, a participant shares what learning to cook truly gave them - confidence, routine, and the freedom to rely on themselves. We’re always learning too. Open to suggestions. Open to collaboration. Better together.

Blindness doesn’t end potential. But lack of support does. Millions live with blindness not because they lack ability,but because they lack access to education, skills, technology, and inclusion. At Snehankit Helpline , we work where sight endstraining minds, building confidence, enabling independence,and helping visually impaired individuals live full, self-reliant lives. Blindness is a condition.Dependence is not. Your support helps turn limitation into capability. Support

With deep sorrow, we share the passing of Ajit Bartakke , a founder member of Snehankit Helpline , who left us today after a prolonged illness. Ajit ji was a pillar of strength for Snehankit Helpline, deeply committed to the visually impaired community, always supporting students in their education and personal journeys. His home was a place of warmth, where students were welcomed as family. Alongside him, his wife Anju stood with equal dedication and compassion. At a crucial

What began as a training camp concluded as a celebration of resilience, dignity, and possibility. The Snehankit Helpline 6-week training camp at Arnala came to a close with a special day of appreciation and certificate distribution for our visually impaired participants. This was not just a ceremony. It was recognition of: • consistent effort • new skills built week by week • confidence earned, not gifted • and independence nurtured with care Every certificate handed over car

When you can’t rely on sight, you learn to trust skill and structure. On the final day of our cooking class (29.03.26), our visually impaired students reached an important milestone they realised that independence in the kitchen starts with knowing and using the right tools. From everyday kitchen appliances like a vegetable chopper, mixer, juicer, toaster and milk cooker,to assistive devices such as a liquid level indicator and kitchen scale,every session was about feeling sa

6 minutes that capture all the efforts, resilience and skill-building at the Snehankit Helpline Arnala Camp. At the end we didn’t just distribute certificates.We celebrate confidence earned, skills sharpened, and futures set in motion. ▶️ Watch. Feel. Share the journey.

Snehankit Helpline organized a special picnic for the visually impaired students who attended their Arnala camp, and what a beautiful day it turned out to be. From a refreshing breakfast to a hearty lunch and evening coffee, every moment at Nakshatra Resort, Arnala was thoughtfully planned. The students enthusiastically enjoyed the rain dance, wave pool, high rides, and water activities - laughter echoed everywhere! A special mention of Mr. Gopal Raval and Mr. Sandeep Sakpal,

For years,  Snehankit Helpline  has stood by this young achiever; preparing notes, guiding her learning, and believing in her potential from her very first year of education. Today, that belief has turned into a proud milestone.Pritty Abhraham has been honoured with the  Pratibha Pranam Award , presented by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of  Kerala Shri Pinarayi Vijayan Ji. The award includes: • ₹1,00,000 cash prize • A citation of appreciation • Recognition earned through persev

This simple training helps visually impaired individuals use and make rechargeable lights safely and confidently. Watch. Learn. Share.

As part of the Snehankit Helpline Camp at Arnala , students stepped out of the classroom and into the real marketplace. Their visit to Lamington Road , Grant Road , offered first hand exposure to how electrical materials and electronic appliances are sourced, negotiated, and purchased in bulk. Why does this matter? Research shows that 70%+ of entrepreneurial skills are developed through experiential learning , not theory alone. Students exposed to hands-on market experiences

In observance of Low Vision Awareness Month, Shantilal Sanghavi Eye Institute hosted a truly inspiring Low Vision Awareness Program on 28th February 2026. The highlight? A beautiful fashion show and dance performances by individuals with low vision - redefining grace, confidence and self-expression. We are immensely proud to share that Ms. Pooja Wade, one of our dedicated team members at Snehankit Helpline, participated in the fashion show. Draped as a traditional Marathi bri

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the Akhil Bharatiya Mahila Parishad, Dadar Matunga Branch, organized a special programme on 6th March at Indumati Purandare Hall. During the programme, Parimala Bhat and renowned Marathi play artist Alka Kubal were interviewed by well-known Marathi theatre artist Dipti Bhagwat. The interaction highlighted their experiences, achievements, and contributions in their respective fields, making the session both inspiring and insightful

At our Snehankit Helpline entrepreneurship & skill building training session in Arnala, we explored how technology is transforming independence for the visually impaired. From screen readers like JAWS screen reader that convert digital text into speech, to refreshable braille displays that raise tiny pins to form tactile braille characters for reading computers and smartphones - accessibility technology is opening doors to education, employment, and everyday independence. Par

On 22nd Feb 2026, the revision cooking class was a wonderful reminder of how much progress our students are making. The session focused on reinforcing basic kitchen skills learned throughout the month and the results were truly encouraging! Our students confidently and independently peeled and cut cucumbers, carrots, and potatoes, showing excellent retention and growing self-belief. They then learned faster, more efficient techniques for shelling peas - a skill they picked up

Launch of Braille version of Eka Punarjanmachi Katha written by Dr. Manoj Bhatwadekar Participants with trainers, committee members,...

On 28th June 2025, Snehankit Helpline proudly celebrated the 146th birth anniversary of Helen Keller at the Deshastha Rigvedi Brahman...

Playing Chess Teaching the dehydration process Mallakhamb What an incredible summer camp experience! We're still smiling as we reflect on...

Felicitation of Mrs. Sadhana Vaze On Saturday, March 15, 2025, in celebration of International Women's Day, the Vishwabharari Foundation...

Felicitation of Chairperson Ms. Parimala Bhat 20th February 2025 is a golden day for Snehankit Helpline, as on this day, our chairperson...

Award to Mr. Sameer Latey Our committee member, Shri Sameer Latey was awarded with the "Samman" award by the Rotary Club Mulund South...