I'm all for empowering people but I doubt that given the current state of things, especially blind and visually impaired employment rate, this would be successful if it were for-profit.
If successful as a non-profit this projects can
- raise awareness
- break isolation
- practically improve lives
- push society forward (helping solve employment?)
- make everybody's life much better
I really mean it regarding "empowerment". I've worked with NGOs on remote locations and I'm all too aware of their derives but in this case I think your point makes no sense.
http://www.afb.org/info/living-with-vision-loss/for-job-seek...
I'm all for empowering people but I doubt that given the current state of things, especially blind and visually impaired employment rate, this would be successful if it were for-profit.
If successful as a non-profit this projects can
- raise awareness
- break isolation
- practically improve lives
- push society forward (helping solve employment?)
- make everybody's life much better
I really mean it regarding "empowerment". I've worked with NGOs on remote locations and I'm all too aware of their derives but in this case I think your point makes no sense.