SAPNA began to provide high quality eye-care to the underserved rural areas of Alwar from 2007 in partnership with Delhi based Venu Eye Institute and Research Centre. Its community optometric and ophthalmology projects have been highly successful. Its’ Eye-Camps address the causes of diminished vision: cataract, glaucoma, age-related degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, trachoma, corneal opacities and uncorrected refractive errors.

SAPNA Shikshalaya is the outcome of our five years’ experience with the Pankhuri project. The success of the project generated a visible demand for an affordable school for girls of the area. Cognizant of the transformative power of value-based education, we began work on the development of a relevant curriculum that would lead to superior learning outcomes.

MAHILA SURAKSHA EVAM SALAH KENDRA, ALWAR “De-normalising domestic and other forms of violence against women.” Where do women as mothers, wives, daughters-in- law and daughters go when they face violence at home? More often than not, the violence remains unreported in the unabashedly patriarchal setup.