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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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👁️ Taking Eye Care to Remote CommunitiesFrom 27 June to 27 July 2026, NBJK-run Vimla Ramkrishna Bajaj Eye Hospital (VRBEH), Deoghar, conducted 11 outreach eye screening camps across remote villages of Banka, Jamui and Deoghar districts.🏥 338 OPD patients screened🔍 131 cataract cases detected👓 142 refractive errors identified➡️ 23 patients referred for advanced treatmentCataract patients will receive free surgery and complete support, with assistance from Kotak Neo and Seva Foundation, while spectacles are supported by Sarva Mangal Trust.📍 VRBEH’s Jamua Vision Centre treated 188 patients and identified 18 cataract cases.🚨 On 9 July, VRBEH successfully operated a full-thickness corneal rupture, showcasing its capacity for advanced eye care.❤️ Bringing quality eye care closer to underserved communities.#NBJK #VRBEH #EyeCare #EyeHealth #CataractCare #RuralEyeCare #CommunityHealth Kotak Neo SEVA FOUNDATION ... See MoreSee Less
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👁️ Strengthening Community Eye Health through Capacity Building!Under the Netra Vasant – Rural Eye Health Programme, implemented by Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK) with the support of Sightsavers India, a one-day training on Eye Health and Inclusion was organised on 23rd July at the Panchayat Bhawan, Keredari under the aegis of JSLPS CLF Livelihood Organisation.A total of 57 participants, including Sahiyas, ANMs, health workers, Panchayat members and Gender CRPs, enhanced their knowledge on cataract identification, referral services, inclusion and promoting women's participation in eye care. The training also focused on village-level surveys and community screening camps to identify cataract patients for referral to Community Health Centres, followed by surgical treatment at LNJP Eye Hospital, Chauparan or Sadar Hospital, Hazaribagh.The session was facilitated by Mr. Vipin Kumar and Mr. Akash Kumar, in the presence of Mrs. Anju Devi, Mukhiya of Keredari Panchayat, Mr. Kirti Rawat, District Programme Officer, Rural Eye Health Programme, Sadanand Kumar, and other dignitaries.#eyehealth #netravasant #SightsaversIndia #Nbjk #CommunityHealth #CataractCare #HealthForAll #inclusion #jharkhand Sightsavers India ... See MoreSee Less
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