Residential School For Blinds
✓ Information verified — April 2026This is a residential school established by the Social Welfare Department of Jammu and Kashmir to provide shelter, care, and education to blind children and youth. The school is located in Jammu and offers a safe, supportive environment where visually impaired students can learn academic and life skills. The facility has capacity for 50 residents and focuses on the protection, welfare, and overall development of blind individuals.
What You Get
- Free residential accommodation and meals
- Education and academic training
- Life skills and vocational training
- Medical care and health services
- Safe, protective environment with trained staff
- Opportunity for social development and integration
Who Can Apply
- Age: 6–21 years
- Residence: Jammu and Kashmir residents only
- Must be blind or visually impaired
- Preference for residents of Jammu and Kashmir
- Children and youth are primary beneficiaries
- Admission subject to school capacity and vacancy
- Medical assessment may be required for admission
Documents Needed
0/5 collected
- 1. Aadhaar Card or Identity Proof
- 2. Medical Certificate (Vision Assessment)
- 3. Birth Certificate
- 4. Residential Proof
- 5. Parent/Guardian ID Proof
How to Apply
- 1Check your eligibility criteria above
- 2Gather all required documents listed below
- 3Visit the official portal (linked below)
- 4Fill the application form online / offline
- 5Submit the form and note your application reference number
- 6Track status on the official portal or visit nearest CSC
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Quick Facts
- Scheme Level
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Category
- Housing
- Target Gender
- All genders
- Age Group
- 6–21 years
- Application
- Check portal
- Last Updated
- 26 Apr 2026
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