From grassroots talent identification to elite Paralympic training, NBSA provides accessible, safe, and empowering athletic opportunities for blind and low-vision athletes across Nepal.
Nepal's flagship Paralympic team sport pioneered by NBSA in 2016 in partnership with Danish Parasports, training over 70 active blind youth and women across Nepal.
Track and field competition for blind sprinters and field athletes paired with certified sighted guide runners.
Adaptive aquatic training and stroke mechanics guided by trained tappers using soft-tipped acoustic poles.
Adaptive cricket played with a sound-tracking ball, underarm bowling, and inclusive teams across Nepal.
Early athletic intervention and adaptive PE clinics introducing blind children across Nepal to sports.
Empowerment clinics, mentorship, and elite pathways overcoming barriers for blind women athletes.
A structured pathway guiding blind and low-vision athletes from first community discovery to the international Paralympic podium.
Introductory workshops across integrated schools. Students learn acoustic orientation, tactile boundaries, and fundamental body movement with zero barriers.
Weekly practices in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Kanchanpur. Athletes choose their discipline, pair with trained sighted guides or tappers, and master competition rules.
Annual National Goalball Championships and Paralympic trial meets. Elite squads receive high-performance training, medical classification, and international travel support.
Whether you are a visually impaired athlete looking for a training club, a school requesting an adaptive sports workshop, or an organization wanting to support equipment, we invite you to join us.
