The Lok Kalp Foundation successfully organized a free eye check-up camp at Salel, Katta, in collaboration with the Lokmanya Multipurpose Cooperative Society Ltd., aiming to promote community health and raise awareness about the importance of regular eye care.
The camp was conducted under the joint auspices of the Lok Kalp Foundation, Lokmanya Multipurpose Society, and Matoshri Sevadham Arogya Seva Trust (MAST), with valuable support from Shri Dev Giroba Mandir, Salel. The initiative received an enthusiastic response from local residents.
A total of 110 individuals participated in the camp and underwent comprehensive eye examinations. To ensure affordable access to vision care, 75 pairs of spectacles were distributed at a subsidized rate of ₹180 per pair.
The medical team, led by Dr. Ketan Soni and supported by Mr. Sunil Mulik, Mr. Jaywant Mulik, and Mr. Uttej Parab, provided dedicated services throughout the day. Each patient received individual attention, ensuring high-quality care and accurate diagnosis.
The organizers expressed heartfelt gratitude to all volunteers and staff members of the Lokmanya Multipurpose Society for their invaluable contributions. Special appreciation was extended to the Shri Dev Giroba Mandir committee members — Mr. Ravindra Salkar (Sarpanch), Mr. Kamlakar Gawade, Mr. Vishwanath Gawade, Mr. Suhas Gawade, Mr. Shivaji Gawade, Mr. Sunil Gawade, and Mr. Avinash Sukale — as well as Lokmanya staff Mr. Anand Prabhuwalavalkar (Branch Manager), Ms. Gouri Juvekar (CSR Assistant), Mr. Rohan Waradkar (Account Assistant), and Ms. Deepika Samant (Senior Account Assistant).
The success of the camp underscores the power of collective effort and a shared commitment to social welfare. This initiative has significantly contributed to raising awareness about eye health and enhancing the overall well-being of the community in the region.
