Chinese Dragon Year Fundraising Campaign helps SNH to cover the January to March 2024 expenditure.

Early Intervention Program (EIP) is an outreach programme in which home-based training is provided for children under the age of seven with visual impairment.

This programme is the first of its kind in Malaysia, providing services for children with more than one disability.

Skills Development Centre is a rehabilitation centre that specially catered to the blind.

The first computer education in Malaysia for the blind and visually-impaired since year 1993.

Since 2002, our massage training centre was established to provide professional massage therapy courses to the visually impaired.

Our pastry training centre provides free baking and culinary courses to the low vision group.

St. Nicholas’ Home provides basketry courses to the visually impaired, enabling them to learn comprehensive skills while gaining extra income.

This program allocates trainees to different departments in St. Nicholas' Home to gain work experience before entering the real workforce.

Social Care Officer (SCO) mainly handles the general affairs of trainees and residents in St. Nicholas’ Home.

SENIOR CITIZENS’ CENTRE was set up to cater for the growing number of elderly and visually challenged individuals above 60 years old.

Low Vision Centre offers services such as assessment and eye screening, prescription of optical and non-optical visual aids, referral for rehabilitation and other resources.

Perkins Brailler and the new Braille Display are the main tools used for braille translation and teaching.

SNH has had a school library of braille books for the use of its school children with vision impairment since the 1950s.

Currently 3 studio rooms for volunteers to record book reading, later on produce mp3 format of audio books for the visually-impaired.