India
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CharityVision has partnered with various high-volume specialty hospitals around the country with the capacity to provide operations for more than 25,000 people per year. Our funds are primarily used to purchase cataract surgery consumables for these partners.
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India has the largest number of blind people in the world, but very few can afford visual healthcare. Providing accessible eye care is carried out primarily by nonprofits.
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Bihar:
Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital
Odisha:
Trilochan Netralaya Eye Hospital
New Delhi:
Arunodaya Deseret Foundation
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Akhand Jyoti Mission
Akhand Jyoti Annual Report 2024
Who they are: A high-volume specialty eye hospital located in Bihar, partnering with CharityVision to deliver critical eye care to underserved populations.
What they do: Through screening camps, surgical services, and outreach programs, Akhand Jyoti provides comprehensive eye care—including cataract operations, eyeglass donations, and patient screenings.
Their collaborative mission includes “Asa’s Children Can See Again” and a strong emphasis on supporting local medical professionals to ensure sustainability of eye care services.'
Glasses Donated:
20,596
Surgeries Performed:
33,279
Outreaches:
2,384
Patients screened:
156,750
Arunodaya Deseret Eye Hospital (ADEH)
Annual Report 2024
Who they are: A trusted partner hospital based in New Delhi, working alongside CharityVision to increase access to vision care.
What they do: Providing high-quality cataract surgeries, comprehensive screenings, and ongoing patient services to those who cannot otherwise afford them.
Their work ensures thousands in the capital region regain sight and access vital eye health services.
Patients screened:
6,022
Surgeries Performed:
654
Glasses Donated:
1,421
Outreaches:
26
TN Vision
Annual Report 2024
Who they are: A major eye clinic in Odisha, known for extensive outreach and vision care efforts throughout the eastern region.
What they do: Screening, outreach, and surgical care are their main activities, supported by CharityVision. They focus on rural and underserved communities across Odisha.
Their outreach and screening network plays a pivotal role in identifying and referring patients requiring surgical interventions.
Surgeries Performed:
19,844
Patients screened:
38,029
Outreaches:
1,235
Glasses Donated: 266
Who they are: A local hospital engaged in CharityVision’s India eye care network, operating in communities needing visual health services.
What they do: They deliver eyeglass donations, conduct community outreach, and perform screenings to detect visual impairments.
While smaller in scale, Unicorpus plays an important role in reaching smaller communities and strengthening the presences of localized eye care efforts
Unicorpus Hospital
Annual
Report 2024
Glasses Donated:
335
Patients screened:
1,012
Surgeries Performed:
77
Outreaches:
35
See all CharityVision annual reports here.
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