Serving Communities.
Restoring Vision. Creating Opportunity.
Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa Charitable Trust (SRPCT) is a registered not-for-profit charitable trust based in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, committed to improving access to quality healthcare, education and essential support for underserved and marginalized communities.
Building Access to Healthcare and Opportunity
Based in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa Charitable Trust (SRPCT) has been actively engaged in eye care service delivery since 2019. Its work focuses on poor, rural, tribal and economically disadvantaged populations.
The Trust works to reduce geographical, economic and social barriers that prevent underserved communities from accessing essential healthcare. Its community-based approach brings together awareness, screening, referral, counselling and continued patient support.
Through institutional partnerships and outreach programmes, SRPCT seeks to make eye care more accessible to communities that are often underserved by conventional healthcare services.
Our Commitment
We believe that quality healthcare and education should not be limited by income, geography or social circumstances.
- Reaching underserved and marginalized communities
- Improving access to quality eye care
- Supporting education and development of rural girls
- Building sustainable community-based programmes
Serving Communities Across Eastern India
SRPCT's broader programme geography extends across Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Assam, connecting communities with eye care and social development initiatives across the region.
Bihar
Eye Care & Community Outreach
Jharkhand
Trust Headquarters & Programmes
West Bengal
Community Outreach & Partnerships
Assam
Wider Programme Geography
From Community Screening to Continued Care
Since 2019, SRPCT has been delivering community eye care services, with particular attention to people who face financial, geographical and social barriers to treatment.
Its programmes include community mobilization, outreach screening camps, school and Anganwadi screening, identification and referral of cataract patients, spectacle distribution, patient counselling, transportation for surgical care and postoperative follow-up.
This experience provides a strong foundation for strengthening comprehensive eye care services through Purnia Eye Care Centre.
The Continuum of Eye Care
Community Mobilization
Connecting underserved communities with accessible eye care services.
Screening & Identification
Outreach camps, school and Anganwadi screening, and early identification.
Referral & Treatment
Identifying patients who require further diagnosis or surgical care.
Follow-up & Support
Counselling, transportation, spectacles and postoperative follow-up.
Outreach Screening
Community eye screening camps to identify vision problems and connect people with care.
School & Anganwadi Screening
Screening initiatives that help identify vision problems among children.
Cataract Referral
Identifying cataract patients and facilitating referrals for appropriate surgical care.
Spectacle Distribution
Supporting access to spectacles and appropriate vision correction.
Patient Counselling
Helping patients and families understand the treatment process and next steps.
Postoperative Follow-up
Supporting continuity of care after surgery, including follow-up and patient guidance.
Purnia Eye Care Centre
An eye care initiative governed and supported by SRPCT.
Purnia Eye Care Centre is an eye care initiative governed and supported by the Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa Charitable Trust (SRPCT), a registered not-for-profit charitable trust based in Dhanbad, Jharkhand.
Through Purnia Eye Care Centre, the Trust strengthens its institutional presence and eye care delivery network in Bihar, while drawing on its community outreach experience and partnerships in Jharkhand and West Bengal.
SRPCT provides strategic direction, oversight and programme support, while the Centre serves as an important service-delivery platform for comprehensive eye care.
Together, they aim to connect community mobilization and screening with diagnosis, referral, surgery, optical services and follow-up—particularly for people who face barriers to accessing care.
Education, Nutrition and Opportunity for Rural Girls
SRPCT has expanded its social impact through its Girls Education Program, supporting underprivileged girls aged 5 to 16 in tribal belts who face significant socioeconomic, cultural and structural barriers to schooling.
The programme provides tailored basic learning modules and evening classes in Mathematics, English and Science. It also includes personality development, vocational opportunities and personal hygiene awareness.
By combining education with two nutritious meals each day, the initiative aims to create a supportive environment where girls can learn, grow and build a stronger future.
Basic Education
Tailored basic learning modules designed to support the educational needs of girls.
Core Subjects
Evening classes in Mathematics, English and Science.
Personality Development
Activities that encourage confidence, communication and personal growth.
Vocational Opportunities
Introducing practical skills and opportunities for future development.
Personal Hygiene
Promoting personal hygiene awareness and healthy everyday practices.
Daily Nutrition
Two nutritious meals daily to support the wellbeing of participating girls.
Help Us Sustain and Scale Our Impact
SRPCT seeks partner support to strengthen the Girls Education Program and expand its impact among underserved communities.
Partnerships can help provide essential learning resources, improve educational infrastructure and sustain the daily support that enables girls to continue learning.
Together, We Can Make Care and Opportunity More Accessible.
From restoring vision to supporting education, SRPCT remains committed to working alongside communities and partners to create meaningful, sustainable and inclusive social impact.