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Divyajyoti Trust is a registered charitable trust under Public Charitable Trust Act established recently by philanthropic minded individuals involved in the services of poor people for last two decades.Having imbibed the ideas and ideals suggested by Gandhiji to serve the nation,they have decided to devote their life to the service of humanity in interior rural tribal areas.Joined by several like minded people, trust will get involved in all the activities to help the poor community with the help of available manpower & resources.

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Divyajyoti Trust


Smt.Nipuna Vijay Hirachand Dalia Family Campus, Kim Road, Amalsadi, Dist. Surat - 394 163, Gujarat, India
Ph. No.02623 - 221180
Eye Bank Mo.No. 7046991251
Regd. No E 6921 - Surat. 19.1.2010

Hospital Schedule Time:-
Monday to Sunday:-8:30 a.m to 1:30 p.m
2:30 p.m to 5:30 p.m
Sunday:-General OPD -Open
Specality OPD- Closed

Web-mail :- divyajyoti@divyajyotitrust.org
E-mail :- divyajyoti.icare@gmail.com




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  • We have performed 838 surgeries during this month which is quite less than what we did in April last year –975. It was very hot – temperatures reached 42 deg. Centigrade. Probably that is the reason for reduced performance.
  • We have continued bimonthly visit of a team consisting of Ophthalmologist, Ophthalmic assistant, maintenance staff and cleaning staff to vision centres. During this month, our team has visited Vyara, Ankleshwar, Khapar and Umarpada centres.
  • Training of optometry students is going on well.
  • New batch of Vision assistant students had joined from 1 August. Theory classes are going on regularly. Their skills are improving quickly. Students have performed well in the field also in spite of scorching heat.
  • Our NABH core team has started attending CAHO master class. 2 out of 10 planned sessions took place during the month. All the subject experts are taking sessions.
  • Dr. Devanshi Vasava, Akruti Vasava and Kinjal Gamit attended two days CCLS training programme at Sunshine Global Hospital, Surat where as Yogesh Thopte, Devendra Rathod, Ayush Rathod and Jayesh Chaudhari attended BLS trainingof one day duration.
  • Vimal Prajapati and Asha Chaudhari attended one day training in staff management at AMA, Ahmedabad.
  • Vrushank Chaudhari and Anil Patel from maintenance department, Dipika Vasava and Kinjal Gamit – infection control nurses and Deven Soni from IT department went to H. V. Desai Eye Hospital, Pune to understand NABH requirements and also details of their respective departments.
  • Dr. Uday attended AJICO conclave –Community Ophthalmology workshop at Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital, MastichakBihar on 5.4.26
  • We have continued door to door screening in Mangrol taluka. During the month, we have screened 10184 individuals and distributed 942 readymade spectacles and 243 tailor-madespectacles.
  • We have continued enrolment of patients in Eyecryl 600 plus IOL study and Eyecryl ASHFY 600 IOL study of Biotech. By the end of April, we have enrolled 160 and 163 patients respectively. Due to reduced workload, the enrolment was very slow during the month.
  • Ms. Suchal Shivani underwent online training on “EDC” in connection with the ongoing clinical trials of a biotech company during this month. The training enhanced her understanding of electronic data capture systems and clinical trial documentation processes.
  • We have screened 144 babies and treated 1 baby during the month.
  • Umarpada comprehensive screening project implementation started from September 2024. Door to door screening was completed in July 2025. Follow up activity was started for all those who were referred but have not yet availed services. We have screened 83044 Individuals in total. 1 Camp was organised and 96 individuals were examined and 17 cataract surgeries have been performed including patients referred from vision centres and walk in patients coming to the base hospital. A mop up round was carried out with the help of our Vision assistant and Optometry college students. We have reached out to all the 20000+ individuals with 40+ age and distributed 1992 spectacles. An impact assessment study is also started with the help of Dr. B. R. Shamanna and his team
  • Ms. Krishna Patel from Canada – a management expert has started online training of our supervisors to bring about improvement in the output. She is taking one hour class every week. We sincerely appreciate her kind gesture of helping us from a distance.
  • We lost our trustee and secretary Shri Nalinbhai Shah on 30.4.26. It will be big loss. We pray Almighty to grant eternal peace to the departed soul.
  • A Fire safety Mock Drill Training Session was conducted by the KAPS team during this month. The session provided valuable guidance on fire safety measures, emergency response, and evacuation procedures, helping staff enhance their preparedness and safety awareness.
  • We procured a new ambulance under the CSR support of LIC HFL during this month. This addition strengthened our emergency and outreach services, enabling us to provide timely and improved healthcare support to the community.
  • To improve communication with patients, Mrs. Madhaviben Gajiwala started soft skills classes for our front desk management staff during this month. The sessions focused on enhancing communication, patient interaction, and professional service standards.
  • Mrs. Minaxiben Desai and Shri Rajeshbhai Desai – donor from Sudama Charitable trust, UK visited us on 7 April. Mr. S. K. Malaviya, site director of KAPS visited us on 11 April
  • Our valued donor Mr. Laxmilal Bafna and his team visited our institution this month. Their support, encouragement, and keen interest in our activities continued to inspire us in serving the community with dedication.

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