DrishtiBution

Vision is a Right, Not a Privilege

DrishtiBution is J.S. Trust’s initiative to improve access to quality eye care for underserved individuals – especially in rural and low-income areas.

Drishtribution helps prevent and cure avoidable blindness and visual impairments. In a world built on the ability to see, vision is the most dominant of our senses. Sight is vital at every turn of our lives; learning, career development, and independence. Yet, eye conditions and vision impairment are widespread, and far too often they still go untreated. Many Indians have a vision impairment that could have been prevented or is yet to be addressed. As usual, this burden is not borne equally. It weighs more heavily on low- and middle-income families, on older people, and on rural communities.

Our Eye Care Work

Free Eye Camps: Organized in Delhi NCR and other parts of India. These include eye check-ups, prescription glasses, and referrals.
Surgeries & Treatment Support: We assist patients who need surgery—especially cataract operations—through referrals and subsidies.
Awareness on Eye Donation: We conduct awareness sessions and help families understand the process and benefits of eye donation.
Support for the Visually Impaired: We provide aid, referrals, and tools for individuals and schools for the blind.

Community Outreach

Implement regular eye screening camps in rural villages
Partnerships with local NGOs, schools, and doctors
Awareness campaigns through posters, leaflets, and community talks
Raise awareness of the magnitude and impact of eye conditions and vision impairment and the need to address gaps in unmet eye care needs
Advocate for better policies and effective strategies to respond to eye care needs
Spread awareness regarding Eye Organ Donation pledges that people can take so that when they depart from the world, their body parts can help give meaning to those who are still alive and in need
Provide resources to blind and low-vision Indians in the form of eyeglasses, glaucoma / cataract surgeries and medications
Offer career rehabilitation to blind and visually impaired Indians
Provide Braille / Audio-books and school materials to Blind Schools in India.