Eyeway

Eyeway We are an interactive information hub on living Life with Blindness. We disseminate information by way of Communication, Advocacy, Research and Training.

We at Score Foundation believe:
1. The problem is not blindness; it’s the thinking
2. Disability is God given, but handicap is man-made
3. Knowledge has the power to change lives
4. Blind and visually impaired people are a part of the human resource of the country. The need is to invest in them rather than merely providing for them
5. There is a need to focus on possibilities and potential rather than disability

Our experience over the years indicates that blind people largely exist in the fringes of our community. The real problem is not being blind it is the perception that come attached with it. Limited understanding and knowledge about blindness is the problem. We work towards changing perceptions, of sighted as well as blind people themselves. It is perception that impacts the kind of education blind people have access to. It is perceptions that determine the way parents respond to their children’s blindness. It is perception that determines how the society responds to blind people. It is perception that defines how the government looks at blind people. Perceptions determine how government rolls out its policy, plans and programmes. With support from Hans Foundation we are trying to impact these perceptions through a series of interactive sessions with various stakeholders. If you would like to organize such a session in your organization/locality reach out to us at scorefoundation@eyeway.org

Beyond Doubt, Toward DeterminationFrom uncertainty to higher education, Gopikishan's journey is proof that resilience an...
06/03/2026

Beyond Doubt, Toward Determination

From uncertainty to higher education, Gopikishan's journey is proof that resilience and the right support can turn belief into achievement.

Read more about his story: https://mailchi.mp/2216aae9f168/restarting-education-after-years-of-uncertainty-4793113

Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India Cipla Foundation National Association for the Blind, Delhi The Victoria Memorial School for the Blind The Blind Relief Association Delhi EnAble India Sightsavers India

As part of our Lucknow outreach, the team from Score Foundation visited Jeevan Path School in Phoola, Amethi, with the s...
05/03/2026

As part of our Lucknow outreach, the team from Score Foundation visited Jeevan Path School in Phoola, Amethi, with the support of Sahyata Foundation.

The school is run by Chandreshekhar Shukla and currently supports around 20 blind students, including both boys and girls. The institution focuses on holistic development and provides training in areas such as yoga, music, and digital tools to help students build confidence and independence.

During the visit, George Abraham and Jitendra Gupta interacted with the students and spoke about potential career opportunities for persons with visual impairments. They also offered guidance on education pathways, skill development, and the importance of self-belief while pursuing their aspirations.

The interaction created a warm and encouraging environment where students were able to ask questions and learn about possibilities beyond their immediate surroundings.

Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India Cipla Foundation National Association for the Blind, Delhi The Victoria Memorial School for the Blind The Blind Relief Association Delhi

04/03/2026

In this episode of Eyeway Conversations, Dr. Urvi Jangam shares her journey from academia into life coaching—guided by a deep belief in self-agency, inner clarity, and the power of choosing your own direction.

Drawing from her lived experience, scholarship, and work with individuals, she reflects on how people can move from doubt to confidence, and from limitation to possibility.

Tune in to hear how Dr. Urvi Jangam is helping others take charge of their lives—and how you can too.

Youtube: https://youtu.be/vDuI3pQ_v0Q
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3LCXalb3latyZ20L1korkr?si=FZxbaKEaRPyQ6UjWpQf_vQ

03/03/2026

What does real inclusion in education look like—and how do we build it within our existing school systems?

In this powerful episode of Eyeway Conversations, George Abraham speaks with Rakesh Chattree, former Principal of Christ Church College, Lucknow, who has spent years shaping a school where children with and without disabilities learn and grow together.

From a small beginning with just three visually impaired students to a thriving inclusive environment with trained teachers, accessible resources, and strong peer support—his journey shows how leadership, empathy, and persistence can transform education.

Youtube: https://youtu.be/uZFsQJEBL_o
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1j7HXnPMcbkWCh9ChBWzaE?si=lE0IDlbLQRyQuGwZSWB5Vw

@ of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of IndiaCCipla FoundationNNational Association for the Blind, DelhiSSakshamSSightsavers IndiaEEnAble IndiaTThe Blind Relief Association DelhiUUnion Bank of India

24/02/2026

In this episode of Eyeway Conversations, George Abraham speaks with Thanya Nathan, the first visually impaired woman to qualify for judicial services in India. From practicing as an advocate to securing the top rank in her judicial exam, Thanya’s journey reflects determination, legal excellence, and a deep commitment to justice and inclusion.

She shares how a landmark Supreme Court judgment opened the doors for visually impaired candidates in the judiciary, how she balanced courtroom practice with exam preparation, and how technology, mentorship, and self-belief shaped her path to the bench.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/4QK9UZMYHV8
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5YICrTCc1J23dqW7Dsy7Vz?si=3IrEVpEkSnO7iLMnTS1HQA

Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India National Association for the Blind, Delhi The Victoria Memorial School for the Blind Supreme Court PH Sightsavers India The Blind Relief Association Delhi

Access Begins with Identity
20/02/2026

Access Begins with Identity

Step into a conversation that matters.Join us at the Accessible Horizon Festival 2026 at Kirori Mal College, University ...
18/02/2026

Step into a conversation that matters.

Join us at the Accessible Horizon Festival 2026 at Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, for an important panel discussion on Citizenship of Blind & Visually Impaired Persons in Digital India—exploring the gaps, challenges, and opportunities shaping inclusive access today.

20 February 2026

12:15 PM – 1:15 PM

Swami Vivekananda Auditorium, Kirori Mal College

Featuring insights from experts and lived experiences, and moderated by George Abraham, this session will look at how we can build a truly inclusive digital future for all.

If you care about accessibility, rights, technology, and inclusion—this is a conversation you shouldn’t miss.

Be there. Be part of the change.

University of Delhi DU Beat National Association for the Blind, Delhi Kirori Mal College National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People (NCPEDP) Samarthyam Centre for Universal Accessibility NAB Centre for Blind Women and Disability Studies

17/02/2026

When existing frameworks felt limiting, Dr. Urvi Jangam chose to reimagine them.

Bringing together German literature and Indian aesthetic theory, she explored how Rasa—often interpreted through visual experience—could be expanded to include non-visual ways of perceiving and feeling.

This led to her powerful concept of Adrish Rasa—a theory of non-visual aesthetics that challenges how we understand art, literature, and sensory experience.

In this episode of Eyeway Conversations, Dr. Urvi Jangam shares how disability can reshape knowledge itself—opening new, inclusive ways of thinking and interpreting the world.

Tune in to discover how inclusion can transform entire fields of study:

Youtube: https://youtu.be/vDuI3pQ_v0Q

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3LCXalb3latyZ20L1korkr?si=FZxbaKEaRPyQ6UjWpQf_vQ

Capgemini India University of Mumbai Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India Cipla Foundation The Blind Relief Association Delhi EnAble India

16/02/2026

In this episode of Eyeway Rubaru, Harinder Yadav shares how training introduced him to sustainable farming practices. Using simple resources like cow dung and earthworms, he learned to create organic manure right at home—turning it into nutrient-rich compost within 90 days and seeing real results in his fields.

A story of learning, adapting, and building self-reliance through natural farming.

Listen to the podcast:
Youtube: https://youtu.be/hHKPEPw5PKM

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3PuF0WvtHze0s8YDm9MueT?si=tciVGiJPTiypXmEmp4MnUA

Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India Cipla Foundation National Association for the Blind, Delhi The Victoria Memorial School for the Blind Sightsavers India EnAble India

From Access to Empowerment: Claiming the Right to IndependenceWith the right guidance and confidence, Bhagchand moved fr...
13/02/2026

From Access to Empowerment: Claiming the Right to Independence

With the right guidance and confidence, Bhagchand moved from being denied access to managing his finances independently—proving that awareness is the first step toward true independence.

Read his story:

https://mailchi.mp/2a785bcfb157/restarting-education-after-years-of-uncertainty-4793087

@ of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of IndiaCCipla FoundationNNational Association for the Blind, DelhiTThe Victoria Memorial School for the BlindEEnAble India

From Access to Empowerment: Claiming the Right to Independence
13/02/2026

From Access to Empowerment: Claiming the Right to Independence

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