Rotaract District 3011 · NCR & parts of Haryana

See beyond vision.
See possibility.

We're the Rotaract Club of World Without Childhood Blindness — a youth-led movement working alongside the Eye Foundation of America and Goutami Eye Institute to make sure no child loses their future to preventable blindness.

280,000+

Blind children in India — highest of any country

85%

Of childhood blindness is preventable or treatable

$118B

Lost annually to India's economy from childhood blindness

50 yrs

Of EFA & Goutami on-ground eye care work in India

Org-wide figures from our partners, Eye Foundation of America & Goutami Eye Institute. Our club's own on-ground numbers live on the Impact page — coming soon once we finalise our latest counts.

Who we are

Mission, vision, and the why behind it.

Mission

Screen, treat, educate

We raise awareness, offer education, and support medical camps for eye screening and treatment in underserved communities.

Vision

Sight as a right

A world where no child is denied the gift of sight due to preventable causes — that's the standard we hold every project to.

Motto

Unite for good

Working together — clubs, hospitals, schools, and volunteers — to create lasting impact and hope, one screening at a time.

The ripple effect

One screening changes more than one life.

Restoring a child's sight sets off a chain reaction that reaches whole communities.

  1. 01

    Vision enables learning

  2. 02

    Children stay in school

  3. 03

    Adults remain productive

  4. 04

    Families escape poverty

  5. 05

    Communities grow stronger

  6. 06

    Nations gain economically

In partnership with

Eye Foundation of America & Goutami Eye Institute.

For nearly 50 years, EFA has worked to eliminate avoidable blindness worldwide. Goutami Eye Institute, their flagship institution in India since 2005, gives our club the clinical backbone to turn screenings into real treatment.

Read about the partnership →
Eye Foundation of America — A World Without Childhood Blindness

"There is no better way to thank God for your sight than by giving a helping hand to someone in the dark."