Disabilities+in+Developing+Countries

Comments Pete: Good start. I'd like to see more of your plan. I'm glad that you got a response from Sue. It sounds as though things are going well for them. I understand that what we can do here may be limited in a few weeks, but we can learn more, and one never knows where this could lead us. Present website grade: 7.5/10


 * __Background__**: 161 million people live with a disabling visual impairment, and 90% of these people are live in developing countries. Blindness or other visual impairments strongly hinder the progress of the affected individuals in developing countries as these individuals are often seen as unable to contribute to the growth/income of the household and therefore, they are usually left in the home day in and day out.

We've organized our Wiki into a Wix website! Please view it here: http://nasimdelavari.wix.com/disabilitiesinnepal

__ **Gapminder Graph** __ :

__**Our Main Goal**__**:**


 * 1) To develop a learning program that will increase English language fluency to supplement Mr. Robert Rose's (from TRIFC.org) Daily Living Skills holistic program.


 * __Group Members__**: Brooke Kamler,Meghan Thompson, Nasim Delavari

http://www.seeinghandsnepal.org/blind.htm http://www.trifc.org/ http://mustangnews.net/Morethanmeetstheeye/
 * __Resources__**:

Brooke: bkamler@calpoly.edu Meghan: megmthomp@yahoo.com Na sim: nasimdelavari@gmail.com
 * __Contact Info__**: