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1. Through a representative state organization primarily of blind people.
2. By providing a forum for the views of the blind from all parts of the state and from all walks of life.
3. By elevating the social, economic and cultural level of the blind.
4. By improving educational and rehabilitational facilities.
5. By broadening vocational opportunities.
6. By encouraging the blind, especially the newly blind, to develop their abilities and potentials and to assume their responsible place in the community.
7. By cooperating with the public and private institutions and agencies for the blind.
8. By conducting a program of public education aimed toward improving the understanding of the problems of blindness and of the capabilities of the blind people.

1. Organization of a support group for visually impaired children and their families
2. Monthly activities for the visually impaired adults
3. Helping visually impaired people resume normal daily activities through interaction and communication

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