Our commitment to achieving Eyewear for All extends to underserved communities in India through the Lenskart Foundation. Through it, we aim to create awareness, enhance accessibility, and advocate for the inclusion of vision correction in the national healthcare agenda.
Millions still lack access to basic eye care. Our focus is on reducing this gap and ensuring that geography does not decide who gets to see clearly.
Across rural communities, access to eye care is limited. We are working to bridge this gap by reaching people where they are and making care more
accessible.
Uncorrected vision can affect learning and confidence. Early identification and timely care can make a lasting difference in a child's life.
A simple pair of glasses can improve how people learn, work and live. Better vision leads to better opportunities and a better quality of life.
Eye care should not be limited by infrastructure. We are taking services directly to communities to make care more accessible and consistent.
By working closely with local communities,
we build trust, improve awareness, and
ensure that eye care reaches those who
need it the most.
With an aim to reach out to the ones who can truly benefit from our efforts, we have proudly undertaken initiatives that are result-driven and sustainable.
MESSAGE FROM OUR CHAIRPERSON
The foundation aims to free the country from uncorrected vision problem. We want to eliminate it from the roots to stems, and move towards a more Progressive and Envisioned India.
-- Nidhi Mittal Bansal












Provision of reading glasses can enhance worker productivity by 32% and this leads to increase in income (Source: PROSPER Study published in 2018 by The International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness)
Poor vision increases probability of chronic ailments by over 20% (Source: A study by Crews et al. published in 2017 in the American Journal of Opthalmology )
25% children have vision problems that impact school performance. (Source: International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness,2022)
Uncorrected Vision can lead to potential GDP loss over 0.8%, affects employee performance by 20% (Source: A report published in 2024 by the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) and the Seva Foundation 2024)
