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An eye-care worker examines an elderly woman's eyes with a slit lamp inside the Saksham mobile eye clinic

Delhi Drishti Abhiyanकॉर्नियल अंधत्व मुक्त दिल्ली – Vision For All

Free eye check-ups for Delhi's underserved neighbourhoods — and a citywide movement for eye donation, so that no one stays blind for want of a cornea.

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About Delhi Drishti

Our campaign line holds two promises: one about eye donation, the other about eye care. We work for both, in Delhi's neighbourhoods.

दृष्टिdrishti (n.) — sight; vision; a way of seeing.

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If the smallest lines look blurry, it may be time for a check-up. Illustration only — not a real eye test.

Our Purpose

  • कॉर्नियल अंधत्व मुक्त दिल्लीA Delhi free of corneal blindness

    The cornea is the clear window at the front of the eye. When injury or infection clouds it, a person loses their sight — but a cornea donated after death can bring it back. We are working for a Delhi where no one stays blind for want of a donated cornea.

    • Inspire eye-donation pledges
    • Prepare families to act in time
    • Help every donation reach the eye bank in time

  • Vision For AllSight for everyone

    Many people live with poor eyesight that a simple check-up could catch. We bring free eye check-ups, vision testing and awareness to the neighbourhoods themselves — so no one goes without care because it was out of reach.

    • Free eye check-up camps
    • Early screening and testing
    • Guidance to further care

Eye Donation

आपकी अंतिम भेंट, किसी की नई सुबह

Your last gift — someone's new morning.

One decision, made today, can give someone their sight after you are gone.

  • संवेदनशील दिल्ली
  • स्वस्थ समाज
  • उज्ज्वल भविष्य

  • 2 lakh+people can regain their sight through corneal donation

  • 4–6people can receive sight from one person's eye donation

  • Any ageage, spectacles or common illnesses are no barrier

What is eye donation?

After death, a trained medical team collects the eyes. The cornea — the clear window at the front of the eye — is then given to someone whose sight was lost to a damaged cornea.

Why donate?

  • One person's eye donation can give sight to 4–6 people.
  • It is a simple, safe and noble human contribution.
  • It brings light, independence and new hope to someone who cannot see.

How it works From pledge to service

  1. Take the eye-donation pledge in your lifetime.
  2. Tell your family about your wish.
  3. After death, the family informs us at once.
  4. A medical team contacts them and collects the eyes.
  5. After testing, the cornea is transplanted into someone who needs it.
Pledge Your EyesEverything about eye donation
To donate eyes, call1800 111 090 (24×7)

Our Programs

Free, practical eye care, brought to the neighbourhoods where people live.

  • Residents and guests fill the lane under the canopy at the Safeda Basti camp

    Free eye check-up camps

    Camps in community spaces, where every visitor's eyes are checked free of charge, close to home.

  • A resident in the examination chair of the Saksham mobile eye clinic

    Eye screening

    A quick first check of each person's eyes, to find who needs a closer look.

  • Illustration: a boy covers one eye while an eye-care worker points to a symbol chart, as other children wait their turn

    Vision testing

    Reading the chart, far and near, to see how clearly each eye sees.

  • An eye-care worker examines a woman's eyes with a slit lamp

    Basic eye examination

    A closer look at the eyes, and guidance on what the results mean and where to go next.

  • Speaking to residents at the camp, with the eye-donation information board behind

    Eye-care awareness

    Conversations and guides on everyday eye care for children, adults and elders.

Explore our programs
The registration desk on a camp morning, with residents waiting their turn

Free Eye Check-up Camps

From the registration desk to the last conversation, every step happens in one place — close to home.

  1. RegistrationVisitors are welcomed and their details noted.
  2. ScreeningA first check of each person's eyes.
  3. Vision testReading the chart, far and near.
  4. GuidanceWhat the results mean, and where to go next.
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Recent Activities

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Gallery

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  • Guests gathered at the open door of the Saksham mobile eye clinic van, with eye-testing equipment visible inside.
    Launch of Delhi Drishti Abhiyan at Safeda Basti, Geeta Colony — 11 October 2026
  • Inside the mobile eye clinic: a patient chair and eye-examination instruments, with a staff member seated at the desk.
    Eye-testing equipment inside the Saksham mobile eye clinic
  • A guest offers marigold flowers at a small puja beside the mobile eye clinic as others look on.
    Opening ceremony at the mobile eye clinic
  • A guest offers marigold flowers at a small puja beside the mobile eye clinic as others look on.
    Opening ceremony at the mobile eye clinic
  • A large audience seated under a canopy in a lane, listening to a speaker with a microphone.
    Residents and guests at the launch
  • A large group of men and women standing together for a photo in a courtyard.
    The team on launch day
A group gathered for a photo on the camp's launch day

Support Our Cause

Camps happen because people give their time, money, skills and spaces. About ₹500 lets one more person be cared for at a free eye camp.

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Take the eye-donation pledgeA decision made in life, honoured after it.

Our Partners

Delhi Drishti Abhiyan is run together with these organisations.

  • Saksham

  • Dadhichi Deh Dan Samiti

  • Sewa Bharati Delhi

  • Bharat Vikas Parishad

  • Swami Vivekananda Medical Mission

  • National Medicos Organisation

Follow Delhi Drishti

Camp dates, eye-care tips and eye-donation stories — first on our Instagram and Facebook. Follow, and share them with someone who needs them.

Contact Us

Call or write to us — we'll be glad to hear from you.

Phone
1800 111 090
Email
info@delhidrishti.com
Office address
Third Floor, Bhagat Singh Palace, Baird Lane, Gole Market, Connaught Place, Delhi 110001
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