How do monkeys help blind people?

Answer 1

The simple answer would be yes. There are assistant monkeys - monkeys trained to help the disabled. They are however intended more for the paraplegic - people who are paralyzed to some extent and need help doing things that require some skill: answering the phone, dialing the phone, turning on/off water facets. Blind people usually can do most things for themselves and can get by with the help of seeing eye dogs and monkeys help at writing books because the train them to and if they try to run away they've been cained up

Answer 2

A monkey can be trained to be a domestic animal. It can be easily trained to help blind people find articles, do errands,warn them of dangers and even lead a blind person safely outdoors.

Monkeys are not normally trained to assist the vision impaired, dogs are. Small monkeys are usually trained as in home helpers for someone who is in a wheelchair, often someone who has no use of their arms and legs.