To address undiagnosed vision impairment in underserved communities, OTT partnered with Om Prakash Eye Hospital, Preet Opticals, Civil Hospital Ajnala, World Cancer Care & FLO Amritsar. Comprehensive eye examinations, free spectacles, and surgical referrals were provided at no cost to beneficiaries.
Restoring functional vision, improving quality of life, and reducing healthcare inequity through hospital–NGO convergence.
Date: 13th May 2026
Venue: Amritsar Swadeshi Textile Corporation, Majitha Road, Amritsar
Promoting preventive eye healthcare, workplace wellness, and accessible medical outreach for women workers through comprehensive vision screening, specialist consultations, and community-based health awareness initiatives.
The camp was organised as a preventive healthcare and workplace wellness initiative for women workers associated with the Amritsar Swadeshi Textile Corporation. Conducted on-site, the camp focused on improving access to essential eye care services, early detection of vision-related concerns, and overall health awareness among grassroots industrial workers.
Women working in industrial environments often face limited access to preventive healthcare services. This initiative bridged that gap by bringing accessible healthcare directly to the workplace while promoting awareness around eye care, occupational wellness, and early intervention.
Organisation of a workplace-based comprehensive vision screening and eye health awareness camp including:
Lead Organisation: FICCI FLO Amritsar
Collaborating Partners: Preet Optical Clinic; Preet Hospital; OTT Foundation
Special Participation: The Head Scarves – A 100% women-led and women-operated factory
Nag Kalan, Bal Kalan, Pandori, Verka, Majitha, Wadala Viram
SDG 3 – Good Health & Well-Being; SDG 5 – Gender Equality; SDG 8 – Decent Work & Economic Growth; SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities; SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities & Communities; SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals
The initiative reinforced the importance of accessible workplace healthcare and highlighted the role of collaborative action in improving health awareness and quality of life for women in industrial communities.