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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.

We are thrilled to have received our #EDcertified status through @NGOsource! Our organization’s #equivalencydetermination certificate is now on file in the NGO source repository for US-based grantmakers to request and access. To learn more about NGOsource, visit www.ngosource.org

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
For Inquiry Mo.No. 83206 75721
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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July 2026 News


  • We have performed 1021 surgeries during this month which is less than what we did in September last year 1095.
  • Dr. Krisha Amin has joined as full time Cornea specialist from 1st Sept. onwards.
  • Dr. Yash Rajatiya broke his promise of doing 1.5 years of Comprehensive fellowship and has left us after doing fellowship for one year and one month. Dr. Arpita Mistry left us after only one month saying that there was some social problem.
  • Ophthalmic Assistant Jay Hajariwala came to the hospital for doing retcam photography of a newborn baby on a day he had taken leave. This demonstrates his commitment and patient centric behaviour
  • New batch of Vision assistant students has joined from 1st June. Somehow, the drop out has still continued. New students come and run away in just a day or two saying that there is lot of hard work over here. However, theory classes for them are going on in full swing.
  • Optometry college students have joined the new semester and teaching activity is going on smoothly.
  • After lot of running around and visits to Gandhinagar, finally our Diwali Ba Optometry college’s name got added to the portal of Admission committee. Our name did not appear in first two rounds.
  • During the month, Diwaliba Optometry College received the Essentiality Certificate from the National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP).
  • Our visiting faculty member, Mr. Suraj Dalal, conducted an English examination for Optometry students during September. The initiative aims to strengthen students’ English language skills and enhance their academic and professional communication.
  • Mr. Tapanbhai Karnik from Surat conducts English language lectures every Saturday for AOP students. These regular sessions are designed to improve students’ communication skills and build confidence for their academic and professional careers.
  • The 2025 Batch of AOP students commenced their internships during September. We are pleased to share that all students have been placed for their internships with a stipend, providing them with valuable practical exposure and workplace experience.
  • The 2024 Batch of AOP students successfully transitioned into the workforce, with all students placed in jobs at their respective locations. This reflects the growing opportunities available to trained Allied Ophthalmic Personnel and the effectiveness of the AOP training programme.
  • On 29th September, our AOP students, 1st & 3rd year Optometry students and 4 faculty members visited Kakrapar Atomic Power Station. They were provided lunch and breakfast also. Thanks to the authorities.
  • Dr. Uday attended Financial sustainability workshop organised by SEVA foundation, USA at Pune. He talked about the cost-effective quality improvement activities done at Divyajyoti trust. There were some useful learnings from the workshop that we will try to implement soon.
  • We have continued enrolment of patients in Eyecryl 600 plus IOL study and Eyecryl ASHFY 600 IOL study of Biotech. By the end of September, we have enrolled 239 and 243 patients respectively. Now, only a few enrolments are required to complete the study.
  • Data collection for ORCB has continued. Now, data collection is being done as per the new format. We have collected data of 25 patients. We will soon send this data to PRASAHO team for preliminary analysis and suggestions.
  • 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 Umarpada, Uchchal, Vyara and Bardoli centres.
  • A community meeting was organised at Dhavaliver village of Sagbara taluka under Selamba vision centre on 23.9.26. 38 individuals including ASHA workers, village leaders and Sarpanch etc. were present.
  • We have continued door to door screening and Other District Eye Camp Activity in Vyara taluka. During the month, we have screened 14614 individuals and distributed 708 readymade spectacles and 106 tailor-made spectacles.
  • 13 Camps were organised and 1101 individuals were examined and 116 cataract surgeries and 6 other surgeries have been performed including patients referred from vision centres and walk in patients coming to the base hospital.
  • We have screened 150 babies and treated 4 babies during the month. Mission for Vision has approved ROP project from Sept. 26 to March 27.
  • We have completed school screening of 12000 school kids during this month. Total 232 spectacles were distributed. 154 students were referred to base hospital, of which only 53 have come to the hospital. KAPS authorities sent their vehicle on 25.9.26 to bring students to the hosptial for examination. 21 students came on that day.
  • From 1st June, we have started screening of truck drivers with financial support of Reliance Industries in Hazira area. During the month, we have screened 950 truck drivers, provided ready spectacles to 519, tailor-made glasses to 33 and Protective Glass to 555 individuals. In addition, 10 were referred to base hospital for detailed examination / surgery.
  • Truck drivers’ eye screening activity supported by Mission for Vision has also started from August. Under this project, during the month, we have screened 204 truck drivers, provided ready spectacles to 112, tailor-made glasses to 0 and Protective Glass to 49 individuals. In addition, 3 were referred to base hospital for detailed examination / surgery.
  • Truck drivers’ eye screening for Gujarat Chemical Port Ltd. has also started during this month. Under this project, during the month, we have screened 1802 truck drivers, provided ready spectacles to 1019 , tailor-made glasses to 92 and Protective Glass to 800 individuals. In addition, 14 were referred to base hospital for detailed examination / surgery.
  • An eye screening programme for bus drivers and conductors was conducted at the Mandvi ST Depot during the month. The initiative aimed to promote eye health and support safer vision among public transport personnel.
  • Schools have opened in June. There are only 7 students in the hostel right now.
  • Mr. Chetan Halani from CT Quest was invited to perform audit of our research activities. He pointed out some improvements in documentation. We will work upon it in coming days.
  • Guests from Apar industries came to visit our campus on 16th Sept. They may consider supporting us under CSR head.
  • State level team of PMJAY scheme came to the hospital on 16th. There were allegations of fraud on our team by the insurance company. The audit team did not find any fraud. However, due to documentation issues, good no. of claims have been rejected. We will need to work on this ASAP
  • Crystal EMR team including Dr. Parasbhai Mehta, came down to Amalsadi on 23rd Sept. to understand our systems and processes. We are eagerly looking forward to using Crystal EMR.
  • Shyam Mitra mandal team of 16 members came to the hospital on 28th September. They sponsored 25 surgeries.

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