Benefited 10,000 rural students with free Eye check up and glasses

 

Lack of awareness among the villagers and school going students from rural vicinity about taking care of the eyes which may lead visionary complications/problems.

To overcome this issue, an eye check up camp was organised for rural students in Nanded with the joint collaboration with SSM, Sagroli and Vision Spring Foundation India during 27th September to 15th October.

10,000 students from villages of Adampur, Kesrali, Atkali, along with Sagroli were benefited with free eye check up and glasses according to their needs.

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