The goal of this project is to equip visually disabled people with literacy skills in Braille, so they may gain a higher level of education, better social engagement, and employment. This project aims to give hope to the families of people with visual disabilities, by showing them their loved ones can develop and actively engage in life, moving forward towards independence. The hope is that this project will raise awareness of the needs of people with visual disabilities in society.

In gaining literacy in Braille, people with visual disabilities will also be able to access and engage with God’s word, the ultimate source of abundant life.

The goal is to have approximately 405 students and 6 teachers, with 300 graduating. Each course will last just over 2 years (27 months). There will be 10 printed literacy primers and 405 Scripture resources distributed. Sixty training events will be run in 21 provinces and 6 districts of Mongolia, with some of the training combining two or three provinces

The impact of the project will be seen ultimately in participants being able to read and write in Braille. As a result, beneficiaries will be able to use their skills for daily living, to read the Bible, and if desired, connect with the local church. Another impact of the project is that communities and society at large will have a greater awareness of people with visual disabilities and their needs.