African Blind & Restoration Foundation Supports Computer Literacy for Visually Impaired Students
Dr. Phil Osagie presenting the cheque of the donation to Mrs. Megan Olusanya, Administrator of Nigerwives Braille Book Production Centre, Mrs. Yasmeen Abudu, the Deputy Administrator.
African Blind & Restoration Foundation on Wednesday May 6, 2015, donated more money to the Nigerwives Braille Book Production Centre at the Kings College Annex, Victoria Island, Lagos. The generous donation was made at the presentation of certificates of achievement to blind students who benefited from the computer literacy training sponsored by the foundation with the support of JSP Communications Limited.
Mrs. Yasmeen Abudu, Dr. Phil Osagie, Mrs. Izarene Zellotis Aret-Adams and Mrs. Megan Olusanya.
Dr. Phil Osagie, Mrs, Yasmeen Abudu and Mrs. Megan Olusanya.
At the event Dr. Phil Osagie, Founder and member of the board of trustees of the foundation reiterated the commitment of the foundation to prevention of blindness; educating the blind and encouraging them that there is hope in life, being visually impaired not withstanding.
The computer literacy training includes providing the blind with special software known as JAWS, which enables the blind to have access to speech on the computer and the computer talks to the user, who uses the keyboard to respond, without a mouse.
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African Blind & Restoration Foundation on Wednesday May 6, 2015, donated more money to the Nigerwives Braille Book Production Centre at the Kings College Annex, Victoria Island, Lagos. The generous donation was made at the presentation of certificates of achievement to blind students who benefited from the computer literacy training sponsored by the foundation with the support of JSP Communications Limited.
Mrs. Yasmeen Abudu, Dr. Phil Osagie, Mrs. Izarene Zellotis Aret-Adams and Mrs. Megan Olusanya.
Dr. Phil Osagie, Mrs, Yasmeen Abudu and Mrs. Megan Olusanya.
At the event Dr. Phil Osagie, Founder and member of the board of trustees of the foundation reiterated the commitment of the foundation to prevention of blindness; educating the blind and encouraging them that there is hope in life, being visually impaired not withstanding.
The computer literacy training includes providing the blind with special software known as JAWS, which enables the blind to have access to speech on the computer and the computer talks to the user, who uses the keyboard to respond, without a mouse.
Click here for the complete report.
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