Stories / Social inclusion /

Twenty-five-year old Lalita lives in Hazaribagh and has orthopaedic disability.

Stories / Eye health /

Sindhu is a Health Worker at Sightsavers’ partner, Nayonika Eye Care Charitable Trust in Bengaluru, Karnataka.

Stories / Eye health /

Bhanwar Kanwar has been an Anganwadi helper for over 16 years in an Anganwadi Centre in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Furthermore, she is a member of Mahila Arogya Samiti (MAS).

Stories / Eye health /

Seventy-year-old Sukhro is a member of an isolated tribe called the Toto residing in Totopara in the Alipurduar district of West Bengal, India.

Stories / Social inclusion /

Manisha from Jabalpur has orthopaedic disability and is supported by Sightsavers under the Social Inclusion Programme.

Stories / Social inclusion /

“To protect people from the pandemic, I, along with my SHG members decided to tailor masks and distribute in the community, and educate people about wearing masks, practice social distancing and handwashing,” says Srinu.

Stories / Social inclusion /

Preeti* from Chittaurgarh is 20 years old and has orthopaedic disability. At five years of age, Preeti met with an accident in which she lost one of her legs.

Stories / Social inclusion /

This lockdown has been hard on Zainab*. She has no respite and break from her family members and fights in the house have increased a lot.

Stories / Social inclusion /

Savita is 24 years old and has orthopaedic disability. She comes from a remote village in Chhattisgarh, India.

Stories / Social inclusion /

Aparna* lives in a quaint little village of Bikaner with her parents, two brothers and one sister in-law.

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