Impact
Every monthly donation helps patients like Ramesh get their life back
Ramesh (41), works as a laborer and is the sole bread-earner of a family of eight. He had work accident in his right eye and within days started to experience dimness of vision. With constant pain in the eyes and near blindness, he lost his ability to work. He was in utter despair and had no way to support his family.
Through a Community Outreach Program by Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital (SCEH), he was diagnosed with a cataract. Considering his age the doctors recommended a phaco surgery, which is quicker and restores quality vision. The doctors performed a phaco surgery on his right eye. As no sutures are needed in this surgery, his visual rehabilitation was extremely fast. He resumed work soon after.
He is grateful for the free quality treatment that gave him his life back.
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You will be sponsoring the benefits for different beneficiaries every month
About The Program
What the beneficiary gets
Program Description
While cataracts are often related to the aging process, occasionally they also develop after eye injury (traumatic cataract). If left untreated, the person becomes totally blind. Due to poverty, many patients become blind and lose their livelihoods. In such cases, a phaco surgery is recommended.
In a phaco surgery, no sutures are needed and visual rehabilitation was is faster than regular surgery. Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital (SCEH) conducts Community Outreach Programs in underserved areas of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and Haryana.
The program conducts free eye camps and surgeries for poor patients suffering from cataracts. By supporting this program you can help a poor patient get free phaco-surgery and reclaim his livelihood.
About The NGO
Dr Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital
Program Updates
Program Updates
5 August, 2020
Helping others in need!
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Helping others in need!
Dr Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital has been working really hard to help poor patients in their successful eye surgeries . For the period Jan'20 to March'20, in all a total number of 4468 cataract surgeries were done. These surgeries were either absolutely free or were done at subsidized rates at our tertiary hospital in Delhi. We also have other hospitals in Karol Bagh area of Delhi which is equally involved in this process. Also, not to forget our teams/staff arcoss India which are our secondary centers in Mohammdi, Alwar, Vrindavan, Saharanpur and Meerut which have contributed with their passion and hardwork in the sucessful implementation of this program by helping so many poor people with the gift of sucessful eye surgery and vision.
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