Blind Charitable Society

A foundation prevails the values of justice and affiliation within an atmosphere of warm family uphold the value of participatory action both internally and externally, and is working to provide physical needs required for the blind and those with partial blindness according to the modern technologies (Brill), and employees seek to develop their abilities and their methods and keep up with changes and developments to raise the levels on both education and scientific levels for students to be able to integrate in and benefit the community.

Goals:

1 - To teach students from the age of 4-13 years in schools and kindergartens of their own.
2 - Provide psychological and social rehabilitation for the blind.
3 - To contribute to the provision to education and knowledge for the Blind.
4 - Integration of the blind in the community and support their self-esteem.
5 – Investment in the potential energy of the blinds and develop it.

Target Groups

Children

Women

Activities / Interventions

Information dissemination to the community at large
	Information on the current situation, relief efforts or available services
	Messages on positive coping
Facilitation of conditions for community local
	Support for emergency relief that is initiated by the community
Strengthening of community and family support
	Support for social support activities that are initiated by the community
	Strengthening of parenting/family supports
	Facilitation of community supports to vulnerable persons
	Structured recreational or creative activities
Safe spaces
	Child & Youth friendly spaces
Psychosocial support in education
	Psychosocial support to student teachers
psychosocial work
	Psychological first aid (PFA)
	Lining vulnerable individuals/families to resources
Psychological intervention & Clinical management
	Basic counselling for individuals
	Basic counselling families
	Basic counselling for groups
	Psychotherapy
General activities to support MHPSS
	Training. / TOT
	Technical or clinical supervision
	Psychosocial support for staff / volunteers
	Advocacy

Time of implementation:	Morning	Evening
Place of implementation:	Center	Home	School
Geographical Distribution of the Services / Activities:	City	Village	Camp	Bedouins
Cost of the services provided:	Free

Mental and Behavioral Disorders

Neurotic, stress-related and somatoform disorders
	Phobic anxiety disorders
	Obsessive – compulsive
	Grief
	PTSD
	Adjustment disorders
	Brief depressive
	Mixed anxiety & depressive
	Somatoform disorders
Disorders of psychological development
	Specific developmental of speech & language
	Scholastic skill
Behavioral & emotional disorders with onset usually occurring in child & adolescence
	Hyper kinetic disorders
	Conduct disorders
	Emotional disorders (separation anxiety)
	Behavioral & emotional disorders
Mental disability
	Mild
Behavioral syndrome associated with physiological disturbances & physical factors
	Sleep disorders
	Nonorganic eating disorders
Disorders of adult personality & behavior
	Specific personality disorders
	Habit & impulse disorders
	Gender identity
Schizophrenia & delusional disorders
	Schizophrenia
Mood (affective) disorders
	Manic
	Depressive

Training

1 - Mental Health, 2009.
2 - Teaching methods.
3 - Rehabilitation.
4 - Life skills.

Blind Charitable Society

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