Sight That Restores Hope, Dignity, and Opportunity
Nayi Umang – A Vision of Hope for Every Eye
Each day, millions of individuals in our nation silently endure because of undiagnosed eye problems. Many of them are from rural or disadvantaged backgrounds where the availability of basic eye care is either restricted or absent altogether. Some lose their sight slowly, not realizing that a straightforward check-up could have saved them. Others — children, old people, workers — try to manage daily chores due to cataracts, cloudy vision, or other avoidable eye problems. Nayi Umang is our sincere reaction to this crisis. An eye care drive by the community, Nayi Umang delivers free vision screening, eye camps, medical referral, and follow-up treatment to those most in need — and usually least served
Why Eye Health Matters
Vision is not only a sense — it is a doorway to education, employment, and self-reliance.
When a person loses his or her sight, they do not only lose the power of seeing — they lose the prospect of possibilities, respect, and sometimes even hope.
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- A child who cannot read the blackboard will have a difficult time in school.
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- A daily wage earner losing vision could also lose his means of earning a living.
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- An old woman with cataracts may end up being totally dependent on her relatives
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- A visually challenged individual without assistance may continue to be cut off from society.
However, 80% of vision issues are avoidable or curable — if detected in time. And that's where Nayi Umang comes in.
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What Nayi Umang Offers
We move beyond awareness. We go to the people.
Free Eye Care Camps
We conduct community eye camps in rural villages, urban slums, and underserved areas. There, our volunteer doctors and trained health workers perform free eye checks, test vision acuity, identify early warning signs of issues, and offer basic treatment or glasses where necessary.
Early Detection & Screening
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- Refractive errors (requiring glasses)
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- Cataracts
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- Glaucoma
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- Diabetic retinopathy
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- Other age-related eyesight issues
Referral to Trusted Partner Hospitals
If a serious issue is detected — for instance, cataract or glaucoma — we make sure the patient is referred to a partner hospital for additional diagnosis, surgery, or specialized treatment. These partner hospitals provide subsidized or free treatment to patients we refer under the Nayi Umang program.
Follow-Up Support
Our allegiance does not end at referral. We maintain contact with every patient, remind them to visit appointments, assist with paperwork, arrange transportation if necessary, and follow up on recovery after treatment.
How You Can Help
Over 12 million people in India are blind— and most cases are preventable.
Over 45 million people live with some form of visual impairment.
Many of them live in poverty, and cannot afford a checkup, let alone treatment
A cataract surgery costs less than a dinner for two —but for many, it’s still out of reach
We believe sight should never be a luxury. Everyone, regardless of where they are born or how much they earn, deserves the right to see.
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Successful Stories
One small decision—your decision—can open a world of opportunity for a child. Whether it’s sponsoring their education, supporting a skill-building program, or simply sharing your voice, your action can be the turning point in a young life. These stories are proof that with care, access, and belief, transformation is not only possible—it’s happening.
Rising Beyond Limits: Laxmi’s Journey to Heal
Meet Laxmi, a bright and determined girl from a small village. Despite growing up in a family with limited means, Laxmi never let her circumstances define her dreams. she now stands tall as a confident student, full of hope and ambition
Her journey from struggling with basic school supplies to topping her class is a shining example of what a little support and a lot of courage can achieve. Laxmi dreams of becoming a doctor, so she can uplift others just like her.
LAXMI
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A Chalkboard, A Dream: Meet Meena
In a small rural home, sitting on a traditional cot with nothing but a slate and chalk, Meena is writing the first lines of her future. Her surroundings may be modest, but her ambition is limitless.
With every letter she learns, Meena moves closer to her dream — to become a teacher. She wants to return to her village one day and educate other girls like her, who often don’t get the same chance to learn.
Her eyes carry hope, her smile reflects strength. All she needs is continued support and belief — and she will light the path for many more.
Help Meena turn her dream into reality. Invest in education. Empower change.
MEENA
BIHARRead Full Story
From Paddy Fields to the Skies: A Dream Takes Flight
Meet Lakshmi, a bright young girl from a remote village. Growing up surrounded by paddy fields, she never let her humble background limit her dreams. Every day after school, she builds paper planes and imagines flying high above the clouds. .
Despite the challenges her family faces, Lakshmi studies hard and dreams of becoming a pilot one day. Her determination, smile, and spark inspire everyone around her. With the right support and access to quality education, there's no doubt this little girl will one day take to the skies — not just in her dreams, but in reality.
Support her dreams. Empower her future.
LAKSHMI
DELHIDonate to Restore a Child’s Sight
Every child deserves the chance to see the world clearly — to learn, play, and grow without barriers. Yet thousands suffer from preventable vision problems that go untreated due to poverty. Your donation can fund eye check-ups, glasses, or surgeries that restore a child’s sight — and open up their future.
Donate to Restore Life.
Just INR 4,400 can bring hope back to someone life.
Join our mission and help empower lives through the gift of sight.
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