Free eye care for families who cannot afford it
We run free eye camps, treatments and sight-restoring surgeries across rural Punjab. Alongside healthcare, we support families with food, clean water and environmental work.
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Zainab Memorial Welfare Society is a non-profit society working out of Aroti, Pirmahal. We provide free eye treatments and surgeries to people who would otherwise go blind from conditions that are entirely treatable.
We set up where patients already are, so distance and transport cost stop being a reason to go untreated.
Screening, medicines, spectacles and surgery are covered in full by donors and partner hospitals.
Every cause below is funded entirely by donations. Choose the one closest to your heart, or split your gift across all of them.
A twenty-minute operation ends years of blindness. We fund the surgery, the lens and the follow-up visit.
Undiagnosed short sight keeps children out of the lesson. We test, prescribe and hand over glasses on the spot.
Flour, rice, pulses, oil and tea, delivered every month to families with no steady income.
This short film follows one of our free eye camps from the first registration of the morning to the moment a patient's bandages come off.
Health does not improve on its own. Alongside our eye programme we work on the basics that keep a family well.
Hand pumps, filtration units and water coolers placed where families and schools can reach them.
Learn moreMonthly ration packs and cooked meals during Ramadan and in the weeks after a medical emergency.
Learn moreFree eye examinations, medicines, spectacles and surgeries, plus basic primary healthcare at every camp.
Learn moreAwareness sessions on hygiene and eye health, and school supplies for children in the households we serve.
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We exist to close the gap between people who need eye care and people who can pay for it. Everything we run is free at the point of use, and everything we spend is reported back to the donors who made it possible.
We are working towards a future where quality eye care reaches every village in our district, regardless of what a family can afford, and where preventable blindness is caught early rather than managed late.
PKR 8,000 covers one cataract operation. PKR 1,200 covers a full screening with spectacles. Every gift goes into the next camp.
Camp dates, venues and what to bring. Registration opens at 8:00 am and closes when the last patient of the day has been seen.
Full screening, medicines and spectacles at no cost. Patients needing surgery are registered on the day.
Event detailsVision testing for every child on the roll, with prescription glasses handed over the same week.
Event detailsCamp reports, patient stories and practical guidance on protecting your eyesight.
Zainab Memorial Welfare Society organized a Free Eye Camp in September 2026 to provide free eye care services to the people of Peer Mahal and Arothi and surrounding areas.
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Three hundred patients, one morning and a team of twenty. Here is how the day actually runs.
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Cloudy vision at night is often dismissed as ageing. Caught early, it is a straightforward fix.
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