There are an estimated 1.4 million blind children around the world.¹

Dina, an immigrant from India, through our Educational Programs, learned Hebrew and English Braille, plus discovered an affinity for playing an instrument & singing.

1. Source: American Foundation for the Blind

JIB’s unique Housing Programs prepare blind and visually impaired young adults for independent living.

Maoz, who is blind, began living in our training apartment after 12th grade. Within two years, he became fully independent and is now pursuing a profession in medical massage.

When you bring Youth Together, their positive behaviors, genuine friendships, and warmth help others cope.

Hagai became blind from an illness at the age of 16 and it was tough for him to accept his blindness. When he met other blind teens and became friends with them, he started to heal and his performance in school improved.