The number of visually impaired individuals worldwide is projected to increase to 115 million by the year 2050. People with visual impairments or blindness have more limited access to information and learning compared to those with other disabilities. Therefore, visually impaired individuals face significant barriers in utilizing books or various informational media. Tools such as audio books and Braille books are essential to help visually impaired individuals access information. Given this situation, the Burapha University Library recognizes the importance of promoting knowledge to the visually impaired. The library organized activities to enhance learning opportunities for visually impaired individuals by creating audio books and Braille books to be donated to the Pattaya Mahatai School for the Blind. This initiative aims to support visually impaired individuals in accessing knowledge and information comprehensively. Additionally, recreational activities were organized for students to gain knowledge, enjoyment, and inspiration from self-learning through various informational media.
          The objectives of the project were as follows:
1. To provide visually impaired individuals with more opportunities to access valuable and meaningful information that contributes to their mental well-being 

and happiness in life.
2. To encourage visually impaired individuals in Chonburi Province to recognize the importance of self-learning.
3. To foster a positive attitude and inspire visually impaired individuals in Chonburi Province, helping them gain knowledge and realize their own value.
4. To cultivate a continuous love for self-learning throughout life among visually impaired individuals and to ignite their creativity for the benefit of society.
5. To promote the volunteer spirit among students and staff of Burapha University by involving them in reading audio books for the visually impaired.