French inventor and teacher, Louis Braille, created this method in 1825. While at school for the Blind in Paris, he met Charles Barbier. Barbier had created a system for writing for the blind where sample messages coded in dots were imprinted on cardboard. In 1825, Braille started adapting this system to create the writing system we now know as Braille.
Braille Work Center – Christ Lutheran Church – 103 Ponferrada Way
Tuesdays: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
All volunteer workers are welcome at any of the above times. A volunteer does NOT need to know Braille to contribute at the Braille Work Center. This activity is the assembly of Braille bibles which are distributed all over the world.