Chetana Trust Gallery
Five interactive tactile story books with braille, large print text and tactile images.
An adaptation of ‘The Giving Tree’ by Shel Silverstein, made accessible with braille, large print and tactile images.
‘Possibilities’ - an accessible tactile story book.
‘Radha and the Tiger’ - an accessible tactile story book.
An adaptation of ‘Little White Fish’ by Guido Van Genechten, made accessible with braille, large print and tactile images.
‘Hopsy and Topsy’ - an accessible tactile story book.
‘Baby Elephant’s Day Out’ - an accessible tactile story book.
‘Who am I?’ by Lavanya Karthik - an accessible tactile story book.
A young boy explores a tactile tree in the adapted story ‘The Giving Tree’.
A young girl explores the picture of a girl stretching in an accessible tactile story book
A young boy explores ‘Holi Hai!’ – an accessible tactile story book.
A young boy explores an illustration of a dog in an accessible tactile story book
A young boy feels shapes and textures in a tactile story book.
A young girl explores ‘7 Paper Boats’ - an accessible tactile story book.
A young boy explores a page from ‘Little White Fish’ - an accessible tactile story book.
A young girl touches a mini catapult which is attached to an accessible tactile book
A young boy explores a tactile illustration of a cow.
A young boy reads braille from the accessible tactile story book - ‘Giving Tree’.
Two children explore ‘Hopsy and Topsy’ - an accessible tactile story book
A young girl explores a picture of a tactile snail.
A young girl explores a page from an accessible tactile book.
A young boy explores the picture of a monkey in an accessible tactile story book.
A young girl explores a page from ‘Baby Elephants Day Out’ - an accessible tactile book.
A young girl explores a page from an accessible tactile book – ‘Giving Tree’.
A page from an accessible tactile book.
Teresa Antony stands beside her tactile books created as part of a final project at University.
A picture of a tree from an accessible tactile book.
Volunteers from Chetana interacting with boys from St Louis institute for the Deaf and Blind.
Children from Vidya Sagar participate in an activity.
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Two women talk to a man in a wheel chair, the three are sitting in an office
Children with vision impairment play a game to find their partners in an activity camp.
A boy uses a magnifying glass to see a picture in a book.
A child with low vision using a tactile cue card to solve a puzzle
Children with vision impairment playing a tactile and accessible game.
Children with vision impairment pick tactile books to read in activity camp.
Teachers from SSA schools writing accessible tactile Lesson Plans as part of a competition to win their school the Tactograph.
The working of the Tactograph, a tactile printer, being demonstrated to teachers from SSA schools.
Light Box to support children with low vision.
The Tactograph, a low-cost tactile printer developed by Enability, IIT Madras
Chetana Library delivers accessible story books to its first set of members.
5 students from stella maris college close their eyes and feel tactile books given to them.
ICount training conducted by Chetana Trust
Chetana Trust launches an original tactile story book ‘Where is Appa’s Button’.
3 children from Little flower Convent school at a camp conducted by Chetana Trust.
Chetana Logo: illustration of inclusive play- four children have fun together.

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