Delhi Drishti Abhiyan · Community eye care
Clear sight,
close to home.
Free eye check-up camps, vision screening and eye-health awareness — held in Delhi's neighbourhoods, for the people who live there.
Why Drishti
Many people live with poor eyesight without knowing it — or know it, and have no easy way to get it checked.
दृष्टिdrishti (n.) — sight; vision; a way of seeing.
We believe an eye check-up should never be out of reach. So we bring it to the neighbourhood.
About Delhi DrishtiLearning
A child who can't see the board can seem to fall behind.
Livelihood
For a tailor, a driver or a vendor, eyesight is part of the work.
Independence
Reading a medicine label, crossing a road — clear sight keeps life in your own hands.
Our work
Eye care, brought to the neighbourhood.
- Eye check-up campsFree camps in community spaces — screening, vision testing and guidance in one place, close to home.
- Screening and vision testingA quick first check to find who needs a closer look — then reading the chart, far and near.
- AwarenessConversations with families, schools and community groups about everyday eye care, and when to seek help.
- Eye-donation pledgeEvents that explain eye donation and invite people to take the pledge (sankalp).
- Community outreachTaking the conversation about eye health into the lanes and homes of the community.
Impact
What the work adds up to.
₹0
is what a check-up at our camps costs. Every camp is free for everyone who comes.
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camps conducted
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people screened
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referred for further care
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communities reached
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See our work
From the field
One morning at a Delhi Drishti camp.
From the registration desk to the last conversation, every step happens in one place — close to home.
- RegistrationVisitors are welcomed and their details noted.
- ScreeningA first check of each person's eyes.
- Vision testReading the chart, far and near.
- GuidanceWhat the results mean, and where to go next.
Get involved
There is a place for you in this work.
Camps happen because people give their time, money, skills and spaces.
- VolunteerGive a morning at a camp — registering visitors, guiding families, or spreading the word.
- Sponsor a campIndividuals, families and businesses can sponsor a full camp in a neighbourhood that needs one.
- Partner with usSchools, resident associations, clinics and organisations can host or co-organise camps.
- DonateHelp cover the cost of free camps — venues, equipment, trained people and follow-up.