Our Free Eye Camp Changed Many Lives in Karol Village

Transparent Hands recently organized a free eye camp in collaboration with Life Hospital. We provided quality healthcare to hundreds of underprivileged patients. The camp was held on December 5th, 2024, at Dera Ch. Sabir Goraya near Dr. Kashif Clinic, Karol Village, Lahore. The attendees appreciated the arrangements made by Transparent Hands and were thankful to our team for organizing the eye camp.

Healthcare Services:

A total of 340 deserving patients received the following free healthcare services at the medical camp in Lahore:

• Eye Checkups
• Medicines
• Eye Glasses

Common Diagnoses:

 The most prevalent conditions diagnosed during the camp included:

•         Cataracts
•         Conjunctivitis
•         Other eye diseases

During the camp, 32 patients were identified for cataract surgery. These cases were registered with Transparent Hands for further treatment.

Impact:

The free medical camp positively impacted the lives of 340 deserving patients and their families. They appreciated the dedication and expertise of Transparent Hand’s team. With the generous support of kind donors, Transparent Hands continues its mission to extend quality healthcare services to impoverished and remote areas of the country. The continued trust of our donors and supporters will help us reach more deserving people. 

Medical Camp Team:

 The camp was efficiently managed by a dedicated team of 15 members, which included:

•         1 Supervisor
•         6 Optometrists
•         3 Patient Registrars
•         2 Pharmacists
•         2 Volunteers
•         1 Videographer

This free camp marks another significant milestone in Transparent Hands’ efforts to provide essential healthcare services to those in need. We aim to improve the well-being of the underprivileged and provide high-quality care to deserving patients across the country. By undertaking more collaborative initiatives, we can create a lasting impact on numerous lives. Stand with Transparent Hands to uplift low-income and vulnerable communities.