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What services are provided for free at Maeyes Foundation?Maeyes Foundation offers comprehensive free eye examinations, diagnostic services, corrective eyeglasses distribution, and free cataract surgeries for patients from economically weaker and underprivileged sections of society.How can someone register for a Free Eye Screening Camp?We announce screening camp locations and dates through local community leaders, pamphlets, and our social media channels. Walk-in registrations are available on-site at the camp, or you can contact our center at Tinkunia, Dibrugarh to coordinate.What is included in the Cataract Surgery Support program?Our program covers the entire patient journey: diagnostic screening, free transport to the surgical clinic, micro-incision cataract surgery (MICS) with high-quality Intraocular Lens (IOL) implants, post-operative medicines, protective sunglasses, and regular follow-up checks—all at zero cost to the patient.Who is eligible for free cataract surgeries?Eligibility is primarily focused on underprivileged individuals, daily wage workers, rural families, and seniors who do not have access to affordable healthcare, government coverage, or private health insurance.How does the Foundation conduct Vision Awareness Programs?We conduct interactive educational workshops in schools, colleges, and rural community halls to teach people about refractive errors, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and the importance of early detection of eye diseases.
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What training programs do you offer for eye care professionals?We offer clinical fellowships, hands-on training workshops, and continuing optometric education (COE) programs for student optometrists, vision technicians, and community health workers to upgrade their clinical skills.Are there training programs for rural healthcare volunteers?Yes, we run community health worker training programs to equip local volunteers with basic vision screening techniques, enabling them to identify refractive errors and cataracts in their villages.What is the focus of Maeyes Foundation's research division?Our research team conducts epidemiological studies on the prevalence of visual impairment in Northeast India, evaluates clinical outcomes of cataract surgery, and implements community eye-health models to find cost-effective solutions for blindness.Can optometry students apply for internships or clinical research?Yes, optometry students and graduates can apply for internships, clinical observerships, or research projects through the 'Get Involved' portal on our website.
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Are donations to Maeyes Foundation tax-deductible?Yes, Maeyes Foundation is registered under Section 12A of the Income Tax Act, and all financial contributions are eligible for a 50% tax deduction under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act.Can corporate partners allocate CSR funds to the Foundation?Yes, Maeyes Foundation is officially registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for CSR funding (Form CSR-1 registration). Corporations can collaborate with us to sponsor screening camps, surgery projects, or equipment acquisition.Where can I view the official registration documents of the Foundation?All our legal documents, including the 12A certificate, 80G tax exemption document, CSR-1 registration, PAN card, NITI Aayog Darpan certificate, and Trust Deed, are publicly accessible on our Documents Page.Can I sponsor a specific eye camp or a batch of surgeries?Yes, individual and corporate sponsors can choose to fund a complete village screening camp or sponsor a specific number of cataract surgeries. We provide detailed reporting, including patient lists and clinical outcomes, to our sponsors.
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