Sankara Nethralaya MESU – Hyderabad and Sanjosh Foundation Announce Free Eye Camp in Mulugu District

A Noble Initiative for Rural Vision Care

In a remarkable step toward community healthcare, Sankara Nethralaya MESU – Hyderabad, in collaboration with the Sanjosh Foundation, has launched a free mega eye camp for residents of Mulugu district. The initiative aims to provide comprehensive eye screenings and cataract surgeries to underprivileged communities, ensuring that quality vision care reaches even the remotest villages.

Poster Launch by Mulugu District Officials

The campaign’s official poster was unveiled by key district authorities in a series of launches held across Mulugu:
Mr. Divakara T S, IAS, Honorable Collector of Mulugu
Dr. Shabarish P, IPS, Superintendent of Police, Mulugu
Mr. Shivam Upadhyaya, IPS, Additional Superintendent of Police, Eturnagaram
Each of these dignitaries commended the initiative and expressed their full support for the upcoming eye health program.

Program Details and Venue

The Free Eye Camp will be conducted at:
📍 Girijana Bhavan, Eturnagaram, Mulugu District
🗓️ From October 22, 2025, to October 30, 2025
The camp will include:
Free eye check-ups and screenings
Cataract identification and surgeries
Distribution of medicines and spectacles
On-site surgical services via Mobile Eye Surgical Units (MESU buses)

Powered by Global and Local Collaboration

This noble project is made possible through the combined efforts of:
Sankara Nethralaya USA and MESU Hyderabad for medical infrastructure and technical expertise
Sanjosh Foundation, led by Sanjosh Hari, for organizing and coordinating the event
Sponsors: Upendra Rachupally and Silpa Palle (Founders of Wissen Co., USA) who have generously supported the mission

Vision Behind the Mission

Founder Sanjosh Hari expressed heartfelt gratitude to the district administration and sponsors for their cooperation.
He stated,
“Our goal is simple no one should lose their eyesight because of financial hardship or inaccessibility. Through this collaboration, we are bringing world-class eye care right to people’s doorsteps.”

Support from Mulugu District Police and Administration

The Mulugu District Police Department, under the leadership of Dr. Shabarish P, IPS, and Shivam Upadhyaya, IPS, has pledged logistical and on-ground support for the smooth execution of the eye camp.
Collector Divakara T S, IAS, also appreciated the organizers, emphasizing that such social initiatives set an example for effective public-private partnerships in healthcare.

About MESU (Mobile Eye Surgical Unit)

The MESU (Mobile Eye Surgical Unit) is an advanced mobile operation theater designed by Sankara Nethralaya to perform eye surgeries in rural areas. The buses are fully equipped with sterile environments, surgical instruments, and recovery facilities bringing hospital-grade care directly to villages.

The upcoming Sankara Nethralaya MESU Free Eye Camp in Mulugu is more than just a healthcare event it’s a mission of compassion and vision. By joining hands with sponsors, administrators, and healthcare professionals, this initiative is set to transform lives through the gift of sight.

Sanjosh Foundation: Compassion in Action

Founded by actor Sanjosh Hari, the Sanjosh Foundation is a humanitarian organization dedicated to uplifting underprivileged and marginalized communities. Working in collaboration with the government, the foundation focuses on supporting students’ education, providing essential supplies to those in need, and promoting tribal welfare initiatives. Guided by Sanjosh Hari’s compassionate vision and commitment to service, the foundation continues to inspire hope and create lasting positive change in society.

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