Stories / Eye health /

Geetanjali (13) and Tanisha (9) are sisters from Rajgarh whose lives were quietly being shaped by an undiagnosed vision problem.

Stories / Eye health /

At 66, Dilip Pal from Ia small Village in Indore was known for his active role in the family. Living with his youngest son, his only child still at home, Dilip was a constant source of support.

Stories / Eye health /

In a small settlement in Alwar’s Ramgarh block, 76-year-old Sampatti was slowly losing her vision.

Stories / Eye health /

Sonu, a 37-year-old resident of Mudgaon district, completed his senior secondary education.

Stories / Inclusive education /

“You have resolved many of our worries. Now we know Neelam can study and become something in life,” says her father.

Stories / Inclusive education /

In a quiet village tucked away in the heart of Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, ten-year-old Sonu spent his early childhood surrounded not by playgrounds or classrooms.

Stories / Inclusive education /

“We never imagined our son could achieve so much,” his mother says. “Thanks to Sightsavers India, Baul is not only learning—he is thriving. They’ve given us a reason to believe again.”

Stories / Social inclusion /

Akali , a 65-year-old from, Katni, Madhya Pradesh lives a modest life with his wife.

Stories / Inclusive education /

Nine-year-old Charchita from a remote village in Kalahandi, Odisha, was born with a visual impairment.

Stories / Eye health /

Atabjeet, an 80-year-old resident of Sudarshan Colony, Nagpur, had been struggling with deteriorating eyesight.

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Stories

Geetanjali & Tanisha’s Story

Dilip's story

Sampatti's story

Sonu's story

Neelam’s story

Sonu's story

Baul's story

Akali’s story

Charchita’s story

Atabjeet's story

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