The belief behind our work
Our story
Community healthcare photographSuggested: an awareness, screening, or wellness session with community members.
At Aaronya Foundation for People, we believe that a healthier nation begins with awareness, prevention and timely action.
Our work focuses on preventing avoidable blindness, promoting healthier lifestyles through yoga, and empowering communities to take charge of their health.
By bringing together families, frontline health workers, healthcare professionals and institutions, we strive to turn awareness into action and ensure that no one is left behind.
Zero Blindness.
Healthy Nation.

A message from our co-founder
Founder's Note
I still remember the conversations that were the hardest to have—the ones where I had to tell someone that their vision could not be restored. The hardest part was knowing that it might have been prevented if help had reached them just a little earlier.
Over two decades as an ophthalmologist, I witnessed countless lives affected by vision loss due to preventable eye conditions, as well as by health challenges such as diabetes, hypertension, and mental health conditions. Time and again, I realised that many of these outcomes could have been prevented—or significantly reduced—if people had received the right guidance and support at the right time.
These experiences transformed the way I looked at medicine. I came to believe that the greatest impact lies not only in treating illness, but in helping people stay healthy through education, timely intervention, and healthier lifestyles, including yogic practices.
With this belief, I co-founded Aaronya Foundation for People—a not-for-profit organization committed to building healthier communities by preventing avoidable blindness and promoting early, accessible, and compassionate healthcare.
Through Aaronya, my hope is to help build a future where knowledge reaches people before disease does, prevention becomes a way of life, and no one loses sight because help came too late.
Dr. Kirti JainCo-founder · Ophthalmologist