11 months ago
MOHAN Foundation Hosts 'Mera Sapna' Event to Promote Eye Donation
Imagine not being able to see because your eyes aren't working properly.
In India, over a million people face this problem.
The MOHAN Foundation organized an event called 'Mera Sapna' to help.
It aimed to get people to promise to donate their eyes after they pass away, so others can see.
Students from the Smt Kamla Mehta School for the Blind performed, and the Shankar Mahadevan Academy provided musical performances.
The event included volunteers and students from various colleges.
The goal is to dispel myths about eye donation and light up the world for those living in darkness.
MOHAN Foundation organized the 'Mera Sapna' event in Mumbai to raise awareness about eye donation.
Over 1.1 million people in India suffer from corneal blindness.
The event featured performances by students and teachers from schools and academies.
The initiative sought to encourage pledges for eye donation.
The MOHAN Foundation has been working on organ and tissue donation for over 25 years.
- Who
- MOHAN Foundation, volunteers, students, and public
- What
- An awareness event called 'Mera Sapna' to promote eye donation.
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- When
- Not explicitly stated in article.
- Why
- To encourage eye donation pledges and eliminate corneal blindness.
Key facts
- Organization
- MOHAN Foundation
- Event Name
- Mera Sapna
- Location
- Mumbai, Matunga
- Cause
- Eye Donation Awareness
- Attendees
- 300+ participants
- Beneficiaries
- Individuals with corneal blindness
Quotes
Jaya Jairam
Project Director at MOHAN Foundation
“Every pledge is a promise to light up someone’s world”
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MOHAN Foundation
The organization running the Mera Sapna Event.
“No one in India should suffer needlessly in darkness.”
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