Baseera has a printing house that aims to convert text Braille, and figures to 3D. This is used for different purposes including:

• Printing educational and other cultural books in Braille and convert geography, geometry, and science figures in 3D

We ensure that the pages of the books we print include both Braille and standard text to assist those who support the children in their education, whether the parent or the teacher. While many children who are blind use computers, having an excellent command of Braille is vital in their learning so they would not solely depend on technologies and be able to read and pronounce properly.

• Printing guides and labels of public exhibitions and museums in Braille, and transforming art work into 3D

Under the government’s direction towards making cultural museums and exhibitions accessible to people with disabilities in general (including people with visual impairment), Baseera collaborates with museums and art exhibitions to print their guides and labels in Braille, and to transform some the exhibited work into 3D.

• Printing Banks’ applications in Braille

This also falls under the government’s direction towards people with disabilities, to make the banking services accessible

Contact us

Dokki Branch:
47 Soliman Gohar Street, Dokki, Giza
Tel : +20237626081
Mob: +201000220596
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Heliopolis Branch:
10 Hassan Moussa Elakkad street, behind Palestine Hospital
Tel: +20226910294
Mob: +201000220596
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Alexandria Branch:
46 Al Akbal Street, Taha Tower 2, 3rd Floor
Tel: +2033555582
Mob: +201013054320
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Email: info@baseerafoundation.org