Birprem Swasthya Sewa — Birprem Foundation

Late Sh. Birendra Pal Singh

The Visionary · Foundation Stone

The Person Behind This Wing

In Memory of
Late Sh. Birendra Pal Singh

Birendra Ji was the visionary — the founding spirit of this family's values. A man of principles, courage, and a deep sense of duty to those around him. His name, "Bir," means brave, and his life embodied that word.

The Birprem Swasthya Sewa is held every year on his death anniversary — 16 March. It is our annual act of remembrance, carried out not in mourning, but in service. We honor him by giving sight to those who have lost it, and health checks to those who have been neglected.

"Vision for the Visionaries — because sight is a right, not a privilege."

The Birprem Swasthya Sewa

What We Provide

Our Services

Every 16 March, we bring a full medical team to our community. All services are completely free for eligible beneficiaries.

Free Cataract Surgeries

Restoring vision for elderly patients who have been living in avoidable darkness due to financial constraints. Surgeries are performed by qualified ophthalmic surgeons in a safe, dignified setting. Many patients describe this as the most meaningful day of their later years.

Eye Check-Up & Glasses

Full eye examination for elderly patients who cannot afford regular optometric care. Where glasses are required, we provide them. Simple interventions like this can completely transform quality of life for an elderly person living alone.

General Health Diagnostics

Blood pressure, blood sugar, haemoglobin, and basic health screenings. For many elderly patients in rural areas, this annual camp is the only health check-up they receive all year.

Specialist Referrals

Where our team identifies serious conditions that require hospital care, we initiate referrals to our partner hospitals and, where applicable, cover the cost of follow-up treatment through the foundation's other wings.

Mark Your Calendar

Every Year on 16 March

16

March

Every Year

The Birprem Swasthya Sewa is held on 16 March every year — the death anniversary of Late Sh. Birendra Pal Singh. This date is sacred to us, and the camp is our act of tribute: doing good in his name, on his day.

The exact location and registration details for each year's camp are published on our Foundation Updates page approximately four weeks before the event. Check back regularly as the date approaches.

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Our Impact

Every Camp, Real Lives Changed

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Cataract Surgeries Performed

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Patients Screened Annually

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Villages & Communities Reached

Impact numbers for each year's camp are published in our Foundation Updates section following the event.

Who This Camp Serves

Eligibility & Access

The Birprem Swasthya Sewa is open to elderly residents — primarily those above 55 years of age — who cannot afford private eye care or medical diagnostics. BPL card holders and low-income households are given priority.

No formal application is needed to attend the camp. Details of the venue and timing are shared via local government partners, hospitals, and our Updates page well in advance. Community members may simply arrive on the day.

Who Should Come

→Elderly patients with cloudy or deteriorating vision

→Anyone above 55 who hasn't had an eye examination

→Low-income households needing general health check-ups

→Patients requiring glasses but unable to afford them

For Healthcare Partners

Are you a hospital, clinic, or ASHA worker who wants to partner with us for this camp? We welcome institutional participation. Please reach out via our contact page.

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