Gudur, August 20, 2026: A free eye medical camp organised by the Chaganam Lalithamma Bhaskar Rao Memorial Trust, Pellakuru, received an encouraging response at Duvvuru Narayana Reddy Community Hall in Gudur on Thursday.
The camp was conducted from morning until afternoon under the supervision of Sri Venkateswara Aravind Nethralaya, Tirupati, with the objective of providing accessible eye care to people in need.
Speaking at a press conference, Sri Chaganam Gowrishankar, Managing Trustee of the Trust, and Sri Seetharama Naidu, CEO, stated that experienced specialist doctors examined patients, provided appropriate medical advice and recommended suitable treatment.
They reiterated the Trust’s commitment to organising free medical camps at mandal headquarters across Tirupati and SPSR Nellore districts. They encouraged people experiencing eye-related problems to take advantage of these camps, which provide free medicines, spectacles and eye surgeries to eligible patients.
Eye Camp Highlights
- 125 people received free eye examinations.
- 40 patients received free medicines.
- 20 patients were provided with free spectacles.
- 52 patients were identified for free eye surgeries.
- 66 patients who had already undergone eye surgery received review medicines as part of their follow-up care.
The initiative reflects the Trust’s continued commitment to accessible healthcare and community welfare, particularly for people from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
Sri Seetharama Naidu, CEO of the Trust, Dileep and other staff members of Sri Venkateswara Aravind Nethralaya participated in the programme.
The camp was conducted from morning until afternoon under the supervision of Sri Venkateswara Aravind Nethralaya, Tirupati, with the aim of providing accessible eye care to people in need.
Speaking at a press conference, Sri Chaganam Gowrishankar, Managing Trustee of the Trust, and Sri Seetharama Naidu, CEO, stated that experienced specialist doctors Dr. Bhavya and Dr. Tanuja examined patients, provided appropriate medical advice and recommended further treatment where necessary.
They reiterated the Trust’s commitment to conducting free medical camps at mandal headquarters across Tirupati and SPSR Nellore districts. They encouraged people experiencing eye-related problems to make use of these camps, which provide free medicines, spectacles and eye surgeries to eligible patients.
Eye Camp Highlights
- 190 people received free eye examinations.
- 40 patients received free medicines.
- 61 patients were provided with free spectacles.
- 34 patients were identified for free eye surgeries.
- 80 patients waiting at the venue were provided with free meals.
The camp reflects the Trust’s continued commitment to accessible healthcare and community welfare, particularly for people from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
Sri Seetharama Naidu, CEO of the Trust, Dileep and other staff members of Sri Venkateswara Aravind Nethralaya participated in the programme.