How can we guide the blind to join ABC?

When you try to help blind people around you or be an excellent volunteer, you should generally communicate with them in language first, and then help them in behavior. Here are some guidelines to help you better understand and guide the blind.

1. Make contact: Try to express your purpose in words and let the blind friend know that you want to help him or her. If a blind friend is sitting in a chair and he or she gets up alone, you should touch the back of his or her hand with the back of your hand. This action is to let blind friends touch your arm better.

2. Grasp: You should ask your blind friend to hold his hand above your elbow, with his thumb outside his arm and the other four fingers inside. You need to tell blind friends how hard it is to grasp. If the meeting is passed, it will be inconvenient for you to guide. 3. Attitude: When guiding a blind friend to walk, you and his or her hands should be very relaxed. Your arm and his (her) hand should be inclined at 90 degrees. When walking, blind friends had better be on the side near the road, and you should be on the outside. Moderate speed, walk with rhythm. It is best to lead him (her) to walk like you walk half a step in front of him (her).