Ravinder's Story

Ravinder, 50, from Hyderabad, lives with a congenital physical disability alongside his wife and three young children. With his wife working as a daily wage labourer, the family manages life with limited means, holding on to the small joys that keep them going.

Krishnaveni's story

Ms. Krishnaveni, a 45-year-old woman, has worked as a housekeeping staff member in the Maternity Ward of H. Siddaiah Referral Hospital for the past five years.

Meet our Eye Health Mascot - Kaki

Kaki is a friendly and familiar face who helps communities start important conversations around eye health.

Measuring the prevalence of uncorrected refractive errors and refractive error coverage among the young working age population in Kasganj district, Uttar Pradesh, India, using rapid assessment of refractive error methodology

There is limited evidence on prevalence of uncorrected refractive errors (URE) in younger population.

Navigating eye health problems of urban slums in Asansol, West Bengal: a comprehensive study

Haseena's story

How a rural woman’s fading vision went unnoticed until help arrived at her doorstep.

Radha's story

In a small village of, Araria district in Bihar, lives Radha, a 65-year-old housewife whose determination speaks volumes.

Shivani and Sakshi's story

For many children, the world of learning can be a challenge—not because they lack curiosity or determination, but because their vision holds them back.

Sanjay's story

Sanjay S, a 25-year-old labourer from Chennai, had been struggling with blurred vision that made even simple tasks at work difficult.

Karishma's story

Karishma, a 24-year-old has carved an inspiring journey from an aspiring footballer to a dedicated optometrist earning a monthly salary of ₹32,000.