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EYE REACH
Adarsh Charitable Foundation
WHO World Report on Vision (2019)
OUR MISSION
Our Mission is to find cost effective sustainable solutions to help alleviate preventable vision impairment in the world, providing equal opportunities to all.
OUR VISION
Our Vision at Adarsh Charitable Foundation is a world where everyone, regardless of their socioeconomic status or geographic location, has access to quality eye care and where preventable causes of vision loss are eliminated.
OUR VALUES
The barriers include:
Availability, Accessibility, Affordability
A shortage of eye care providers is the greatest barrier in solving vision impairment problem.
Significant shortfall in the current and projected ophthalmologists.
Inequitable distribution of ophthalmologists with in developing countries.
We realize the only way to make a difference in solving this daunting task of reducing preventable vision impairment is to find paths to train and retain locals to serve their own communities. Furthermore, we believe in creating efficiencies by using a vertically integrated model of eye care. We will train optometrists and ancillary staff to help provide basic eye care needs and use the limited ophthalmologist resources for surgeries and managing complex disease. We will leverage the newest technologies and Al to access remote areas.
To that end we are partnering with NGOs and non-profitable institutions such as Belize Council of Visual Impairment (BCVI) in Belize, Visualiza in Guatemala and Indian Heritage Research Foundation (IHRF) in India.
Who We Are
About the foundation
7
Students Sponsored
30k
Lasers for Diabetic Retinopathy
2k+
Cataract Surgeries Donated
2.5K
Glasses donated to JCPS
During the COVID shutdown and observing firsthand the racial disparities and their deleterious effect on health and education, the foundation has diversified its focus to helping locally in Louisville as well. We have partnered with West End School in 2021. We are not only helping a great cause financially, but we are also working towards learning and replicating the model at other places. Over the next few years, we are hoping to establish relationships with two or three local entities to help the West End of Louisville. Adarsh Charitable Foundation is a 501(C)(3) Nonprofit registered in the US under EIN: 83-2843218
During the COVID shutdown and observing firsthand the racial disparities and their deleterious effect on health and education, the foundation has diversified its focus to helping locally in Louisville as well. We have partnered with West End School in 2021. We are not only helping a great cause financially, but we are also working towards learning and replicating the model at other places. Over the next few years, we are hoping to establish relationships with two or three local entities to help the West End of Louisville. Adarsh Charitable Foundation is a 501(C)(3) Nonprofit registered in the US under EIN: 83-2843218
Dr. Inder Singal
Dr. Inder P. Singal earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, Michigan. He completed his residency training in ophthalmology at The New York Eye & Ear Infirmary where he served as Chief Resident, then continued to The University of Toronto, St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, Ontario, for his fellowship in medical and surgical vitreoretinal diseases. Dr. Singal joined Bennett & Bloom Eye Centers in 2003. While maintaining his clinical and administrative duties at Bennett & Bloom, he received his MBA from Bellarmine University in 2019.
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Adarsh Charitable Foundation is a 501(C)(3) Nonprofit registered in the US under EIN: 83-2843218
