Sightsavers with the support of Cholamandalam Investment and Finance company limited has inaugurated its 14th vision centre under RAAHI – National Truckers’ Eye Health Programme.
Sightsavers India wins the India Edition of the Mahatma Award for Social Good 2019
70-year-old Shyam Sundar Devi from Patna had been struggling to see clearly for a year. She had blurry vision in both eyes.
The overall aim of this study is to better understand the demand for and provision of eye care services in the city of Jaipur, with a specific focus on urban slum-dwelling communities.
13-year-old Gayatri from Madhya Pradesh would often complain about having blurry eyesight to her parents.
65-year-old Shobha is a daily wage labourer and lives with her son in Alipurduar, West Bengal.
The Singh family’s youngest son, Kuldeep, had been blind from birth. Luckily he was able to receive a cataract operation to restore his sight.
A School based Study on Hygiene, Sanitation and Health among Girls in Howrah: Knowledge and Practices.
There were 45 shortlisted projects in the prominent ICC Social Impact Award and Sightsavers India came out victorious in the Health Domain category.
Kabir Bedi, the Brand Ambassador of Sightsavers India, visited the eye screening camp in Bhiwandi on the successful completion of its one year.