Shroff Charity Trust

The Clinical Optometry Training Programs aim to equip fresh optometry graduates with expertise in conducting comprehensive eye examinations and performing basic and advanced diagnostic procedures. The programs focus on developing proficiency in Clinical Optometry principles, fostering competency in managing diverse patients in multi-lingual and multicultural settings, and ensuring appropriate referrals to specialized care. These initiatives prepare graduates to excel as skilled optometry professionals in varied clinical environments.

The Certified Ophthalmic Paramedics (COPs) program for Allied Ophthalmic Personnel (AOPs) is designed to train young women from underprivileged backgrounds, enhancing their skills to support and streamline ophthalmic services. This initiative empowers participants to identify, screen, and assist effectively, easing clinical workloads and aiding healthcare professionals. By boosting productivity and improving patient care, the program contributes to reducing avoidable blindness in their communities in a cost-effective manner.