Name of Activity:Eye Camp & Cataract surgery
Date Of Activity::18-10-2024 & 04-01-2025
Place: :Singramau & Chhapra
Programme Objective:
Beneficiaries
Direct : 80
Indirect: 173
:To improve vision and quality of life for individuals, particularly those in underserved areas, by making eye care services accessible an affordable. Eye camps serve as a primary outreach mechanism to identify and treat eye ailments, while cataract surgery specificall addresses cataracts, a leading cause of blindness and visual impairment.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Brief Activity Report
Impact of eye checkup camps with spectacle distribution:
Physical function, emotional wellbeing and overall quality of life can be enhanced:
❖ Enhanced and clearer visibility to read, write etc.
❖ Increased opportunity to continue or resume an occupation mainly for tailors, drivers etc.
❖ Increased mobility
❖ Improvement in quality of life
❖ Improved self-esteem and independence
❖ Increased ability to avoid injury
Dr Anju Singh Manager/Secretary said to Multi-Sectoral Approach: TBMVKS is thankful to all for supporting the camps and making a positive difference in many of the destitute elderlies. Dr Anju Singh Manager/Secretary express sincere thanks all the team members at both location for making this special eye Checkup Camp successful. She said “we have been able to expand our working areas and succeed on the project goals with the involvement and all round support of the entire team. We express our deep gratitude to everyone involved in this program. We appreciate the precious time, valuable suggestions and hard work before and during the implementation of this special eye checkup Camp. We look forward for your continuous help, feedback, cooperation, assistance and solidarity for such camps in future also”.
TBMVKS commenced the execution of the CSR project on 18th October 2024 at Singramau & 4th January 2025 at Chhapra. The screening camp were organized at locations pre-identified by TBMVKS. A total of 2 camps organized at Singramau- Uttar- Pradesh and Chhapra-Bihar. 173 beneficiaries were screened for refractive errors. 80 beneficiaries were prescribed refractive glasses. All the patients received refractive glasses at the camp site. 55 cataract patients identified at the camps and underwent cataract surgery .
