Seeing hands : How visually impaired people defied odds to provide massage therapy
A visually impaired person who studied up to the university does neither need financial support nor classification in the first Ubudehe socio-economic category. She/he just needs acceptance at the labour market. Apart from visual impairment, other parts of the body are normal. If she/he can secure a job, the person can lead a dignified life owing to acquired knowledge instead of begging, hence putting an end to related stereotypes.
Source: igihe.com