Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Kirori Mal College Launches Project to Support Visually Impaired Students
Kirori Mal College in Delhi has started a new project called Samaavesh to help students who can't see well.
The project includes a helpdesk where students can get advice and learn new skills.
The goal is to make sure all students feel welcome and get the support they need.
The project aims to help them with their studies, build their personalities, and find jobs.
The helpdesk is open to all visually impaired students in the area, not just those who go to the college.
The project is a joint effort with another organization.
Kirori Mal College (KMC) launched Project Samaavesh to support visually impaired students.
The project includes the Samaavesh Eyeway Helpdesk, opening next week.
The helpdesk will serve visually impaired students in the National Capital Region (NCR).
Project goals include counselling, skill enhancement, and improved employability.
The project is a collaboration with the Score Foundation.
- Who
- Kirori Mal College (KMC), visually impaired students in NCR.
- What
- Kirori Mal College launched Project Samaavesh to support visually impaired students.
- When
- Launched recently, the helpdesk is expected to be operational next week.
- Where
- Kirori Mal College campus, Delhi.
- Why
- To promote inclusion, enhance skills, and improve employability for visually impaired students.
- Project Name
- Samaavesh
- College
- Kirori Mal College (KMC)
- Location
- Delhi
- Target Group
- Visually impaired students
- Key Feature
- Samaavesh Eyeway Helpdesk
- Collaboration
- Score Foundation