Mission for Vision, an NGO established for the eradication of avoidable blindness.

Did You Know?

Of all visual impairment can be avoided or cured.

253

Million people are estimated to be visually impaired worldwide

80%

People living with visual impairment are aged 50 and above

Mission for Vision (MFV) is an NGO working to combat avoidable blindness and promote a disability inclusive world. In partnership with 25 reputed centres in 16 states of India, MFV has played the role of a catalyst in restoring sight and renewing independence and dignity in over two million adults and children.

Programme Impact

MFV field staff member inspecting and testing the eyes of patient

Best Practices

Mission for Vision has a dedicated Community Impact Assessment team spread across India.

Ashok at work and moving about independently without any problems.

MFV Stories of Transformation

Watch videos and read stories about the people who got their sight back and who inspire us to work harder so more people can see.

What You Can Do

MFV has a clear vision to eradicate avoidable blindness in India, as a means to empower those already underprivileged. Today, MFV partners with 24 hospitals across 16 states, providing high quality eye health care to over 600,000 people living in economically challenged communities. Currently, MFV ensures free surgeries to over 190,000 people per year.

Corporation

If we can tie up with a handful, but committed, organisations - the sky is our limit.

Foundation and Trust

If you want to fund on-ground programmes in eye health care, we can be your programme partner to implement them.

Individual

Every individual’s potential to contribute is limitless.

Careers

We are looking for people who are not only skilled in their respective fields, but also driven to meet MFV’s goals.