Matoshri Gangadevi Devda Blind School

Our school is on Aundha Road in Hingoli. It's a place for blind students to stay and learn. It can be quite busy during the day. We have kids here of different ages. They learn how to read braille and get around on their own. The staff is mostly from around Hingoli, so we all know the town pretty well. It's a small place, really. We try to keep things organized so the students feel comfortable moving from one room to another. There’s a lot of talking and listening going on because that's how everyone communicates here. We have a routine that we follow every day. It's important for the students to have that structure. Sometimes visitors stop by when they’re passing through Aundha Road. We show them around the classrooms. It’s not a big, modern building, but it's home to a lot of people for most of the year. We deal with the usual problems like leaky taps or needing more supplies, but we manage. The kids are used to the sounds of the road nearby. It's just a regular part of life at Matoshri Gangadevi Devda. We spend a lot of time helping each other out. It's not just about lessons; it's about living together and figuring things out as we go along. Every evening, things quiet down, and we prepare for the next day. It's a steady life and we've been here for many years now.