In Pakistan, where inflation and economic pressures continuously squeeze household budgets, basic healthcare has become an unaffordable luxury for millions. Nowhere is this crisis more quietly debilitating than in eye care. Avoidable blindness doesn’t just strip a person of their sight; it strips them of their livelihood, turns breadwinners into dependents, and forces children out of school. For families living on or below the poverty line, even a routine, treatable condition can permanently alter a life simply because quality medical care is financially out of reach. This is the gap that LRBT (Layton Rahmatulla Benevolent Trust) has spent the last…
