Restoring Sight Through Accessible Eye Care
For more than two decades, Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital has worked to provide cataract surgery and eye care to people who may otherwise be unable to access treatment.
Through free eye camps, particularly in remote and underserved communities across Pakistan, its teams bring screening, surgery, medicines, and follow-up care closer to people who face barriers to accessing specialist eye care.
Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital has recently come under the welfare umbrella of Health Vision (A Welfare Organization), bringing its longstanding eye-care work into Health Vision’s wider healthcare and community welfare network.
Two decades of community eye care.
Figures are based on information provided by Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital and may be updated as current-year activity continues.
Eye care for people who cannot easily reach it.
Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital has spent more than 20 years providing cataract treatment and community-based ophthalmic care, with a particular focus on people living in areas where specialist eye services are limited or unaffordable.
Its model is built around taking care directly into communities through organized eye camps, while managing the clinical process from initial screening through surgery and postoperative follow-up.
With its recent inclusion under Health Vision (A Welfare Organization), this work now forms part of a wider welfare network spanning mental health, multidisciplinary healthcare, community projects, and accessible medical services.
Complete care from screening to recovery.
Eye camps are organized in communities where access to ophthalmic care is limited. Eligible patients receive the services required around cataract treatment without charge.
OPD Consultation & Medicines
Eye examination, clinical consultation, and prescribed medicines provided as part of the camp.
Pre-Operative Investigations
Required screening and investigations before surgery, including relevant blood tests, blood sugar, blood pressure, and other clinically indicated checks.
Cataract Surgery
Cataract surgery performed by the surgical team for patients assessed as suitable for the procedure.
Post-Operative Medicines
Medicines and instructions provided following surgery to support recovery.
Protective Sunglasses
Protective eyewear provided following cataract surgery.
Follow-Up Care
Postoperative clinical follow-up to monitor recovery and address concerns following surgery.
Taking eye care across Pakistan.
Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital organizes eye camps in communities where access to ophthalmic care is limited, with a particular focus on areas where distance, cost, and limited local services can make treatment difficult to access.
Its eye-care work has reached communities across:
By working with local organizations and community partners, eye camps can be organized closer to the populations they are intended to serve.
Bring an eye camp to your community.
Organizations, welfare groups, donors, and community representatives can work with Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital to organize eye camps in locations where there is a significant need for cataract treatment and eye care.
Camp Capacity
Eye camps can be organized for communities requiring approximately 200 or more cataract surgeries, subject to assessment and operational feasibility.
Complete Camp Management
The medical and paramedical team coordinates patient screening, clinical assessment, surgical arrangements, medicines, and postoperative follow-up.
Coordinated Support
Depending on the camp, arrangements may include transportation, screening, investigations, surgery, postoperative medication, protective eyewear, and follow-up care.
A growing record of surgical eye care.
* 2026 represents the figure reported at the time this information was provided and should be updated as additional surgeries are completed.
Partnerships that extend our reach.
Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital has worked with welfare organizations, public institutions, security services, and community groups to bring eye care to populations across Pakistan.
Partners have included
Now under the Health Vision welfare network.
Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital has recently come under the welfare umbrella of Health Vision (A Welfare Organization).
The relationship brings together Al Ibrahimi’s established experience in community eye care with Health Vision’s institutional governance, healthcare network, welfare infrastructure, and partnerships.
The aim is to strengthen and expand accessible ophthalmic care while preserving the community-focused work Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital has developed over more than two decades.
Community outreach and hospital-based ophthalmology.
Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital’s community eye-care work sits alongside the development of ophthalmology services at Dr. Aisha’s Health Vision Hospital.
Together, these areas allow the Health Vision network to develop both outreach-based eye care and permanent hospital-based ophthalmic services.
Help fund cataract treatment.
The approximate cost of providing one cataract surgery, including associated pre-operative investigations, surgery, postoperative medicines, protective eyewear, and follow-up care, is currently:
Support can be directed toward cataract treatment and eye-care initiatives conducted through Al Ibrahimi Eye Hospital and Health Vision (A Welfare Organization).
Help us take eye care further.
Individuals, companies, welfare organizations, community groups, and institutional partners can support eye-care work through surgery sponsorship, eye-camp funding, medical equipment, supplies, logistics, or broader partnerships. Organizations may also approach us about arranging an eye camp in a community where significant unmet need has been identified.
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