Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women

by Ashray Social Welfare Foundation
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women

Project Report | Nov 19, 2018
World sight day celebration

By Shivangi Bhatnagar | Eye Camp

Eye Camp and free spectacles and eye drops distribution

 

World Sight Day- 2nd Thursday October 2018

-By Shivangi Bhatnagar- Program Officer, Health

 

World sight day is an annual day of awareness which is held on the second Thursday of October to focus global attention on blindness and vision impairment. In 2018 World Sight Day was celebrated on 11th October 2018.

International Agency for the prevention of Blindness aims at-

  1.       Raising public awareness of blindness and vision impairment as major international public health issues.
  2.       Influencing government/MOH to participate in and designate funds for national blindness prevention programs.
  3.      Educating target audience about blindness prevention, about VISION 2020 and generate support for VISION 2020 program activities.

Antarnes is a backward village in Santalpur Taluka, Patan where The Hans Mobile Medical Unit visits every week. The Grey population of the village is deprived of the medical treatment .also as this village is nearer to salt pans hence we came across many people who had complaints regarding poor eyesight and vision as they are salt pan workers.

As a result an eye camp was observed in Antarnes village. The villagers were informed about the camp one week prior by word of mouth publicity and continuous announcements by the MMU staff and health worker. The camp was organized at Shree Antarnes primary school.

 

Impact:

The registrations were followed by screening test by an ophthalmologist and eye drops were provided as per the requirement of patients, for free. The patients with cataract operations were referred to Sarvodaya Hospital, Radhanpur.


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Ashray Social Welfare Foundation

Location: Ahmedabad - India
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Ashray Social Welfare Foundation
Jenisha Dharani
Project Leader:
Jenisha Dharani
Ahmedabad , Gujarat India

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