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We protect and restore eyesight of poor by providing door-step eye health services in remote villages.  Restoring eyesight restores education, livelihood, independence and dignity of a visually impaired person. We are among top NGOs to donate in India. Your small donation of just Rs.50 ($1) per month can protect eyesight of a needy.

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8.8 Million blind people live in India. What’s worse is that 85% of blindness is avoidable with a simple surgery and use of corrective glasses

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We are restoring eyesight in remote villages

We are restoring eyesight in areas with poorest eye health facility, and by reaching out in remote villages. Currently our intervention is in Jharkhand and Bihar. We have plans to expand our reach to West Bengal, Odisha, and North-eastern states as well where millions of people are going blind without accessible eye health facility.

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Before and after cataract sugery image of a person. Restore eyesight is among top NGOs to donate in India.

Impact of Restoring Eyesight

Money invested in restoring eyesight restores the person’s life back and returns multiple times to the country’s economy. Restore Eyesight is among top NGOs to donate in India.

When a person’s eyesight is restored, they can return to work or school and those family members who were taking care of them can also return to work or school. You change the life of an entire family when you invest in someone’s eyesight. You also change an entire country through the economic gain.

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“The members from Australia and as well from India CBM have visited NBJK many times and have always found NBJK prompt and supportive.

The field work of NBJK is strong. They also have good administrative and financial management with child protection policy, financial rule, HR Policy etc. Reports are given on time and results we found are as desired”

Dr. Sara Varughese, National Director, CBM India

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NBJK and CBM Strengthen Eye Health Awareness Among 90 Sahiya Didis in DumkaLNJP Eye Hospital, Dumka, run by NBJK, organized an eye health training for 90 Sahiya Didis (ASHA workers) of Gopikandar block, Dumka district, with support from CBM.Mr. Rajkumar Ghosh, Senior Optometrist at the hospital, sensitized the participants on avoidable blindness, its prevention and treatment, cataract symptoms, vision measurement tools, and referral services available through LNJP Eye Hospital.He encouraged the Sahiya Didis to use their extensive community outreach to promote eye health and contribute to the eradication of avoidable blindness.Community awareness, timely referral, better vision!#Nbjk #CBM #lnjpeyehospital #eyehealth #AvoidableBlindness #AshaWorkers #Dumka CBM India ... See MoreSee Less
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👁️ World Sight Day Celebrated in HazaribaghSightsavers India and NBJK jointly celebrated World Sight Day at Jan Vikas Kendra, Julu Park, Hazaribagh, with 115 participants, including 49 persons with disabilities and 18 children with low vision.Chief guests Dr. Shashi Jaiswal, Assistant Chief Medical Officer, Sadar Hospital, and ophthalmologist Dr. Umesh Prasad highlighted the importance of eye care and preventing avoidable blindness.Six community health workers and local representatives were honoured for their contributions to blindness control and referring patients for timely treatment. An eye screening camp conducted by NBJK’s Loknayak Jayaprakash Eye Hospital, Bahera, examined 68 people, identified refractive errors in 25 and provided free spectacles to 22 beneficiaries.The programme reinforced the importance of inclusive eye health services and community participation in preventing avoidable blindness.#WorldSightDay #EyeHealth #PreventBlindness #InclusiveHealthcare #NBJK #SightsaversIndia Sightsavers India @followers Sightsavers ... See MoreSee Less
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