NLAB School for the Blind

By Leia Castro (Baguio Midland Courier, 2 August 2009)

The Northern Luzon Association for the Blind (NLAB) celebrated its golden anniversary last Wednesday with an ecumenical celebration and program at its newly renovated home along Bokawkan Road.

More than a dozen blind students wowed their visitors with their songs and performances as they thanked the members of NLAB and their sponsors for their continuous support to their education.

By Leia Castro (Baguio Midland Courier, 14 June 2009)

Over at the old Bahay ng Pag-asa building in Bokawkan Road, 23 visually impaired children will be coming back to school today, Sunday.

The Northern Luzon Association for the Blind’s (NLAB) School for the Blind welcomes their old students in their newly renovated home in Cresencia Village.

By Maurice Malanes (Inquirer Northern Luzon, 2 June 2009)

TWO years ago, a US Navy retiree was looking for the Tahanang Walang Hagdanan, a house for persons with physical disabilities, in Baguio City so he could offer his help, but the driver of the cab he took brought him instead to the school of the Northern Luzon Association of the Blind (NLAB).