He taught in a school for visually impaired students in East Africa and later returned to Juba to teach at Rajab Education Center. After the training, we would return them home.”Many visually impaired students have completed diploma course from Juba University and Khartoum. Eriku said that he is disappointed because there are very few visually impaired children who attend the school. I have been getting information from Torit; there are visually impaired children, but they are not going to school,” he added. The braille paper is used by the visually impaired person to feel white dots which form the 26 English Alphabets.