Following the walk, the Khyber Eye Foundation organized a Free Eye Camp at the Peshawar Press Club. The free camp was specifically aimed at journalists and members of the press, many of whom participated in the symbolic walk as well. This collaboration with the media was part of the Foundation’s strategy to further amplify awareness and ensure that key messages about eye health reached a wider audience through news coverage and reporting.

At the camp, a team of skilled ophthalmologists and eye care professionals provided free eye checkups to the journalists. This initiative was part of the Foundation’s commitment to ensuring that those who work tirelessly to inform the public also have access to necessary health care services. The checkups were comprehensive, covering essential tests for vision clarity, ocular pressure, and general eye health to detect any underlying issues that might require further attention.

To support the journalists in maintaining their vision health, the Khyber Eye Foundation distributed free medicines and eye-glasses to those in need. These resources were made available to ensure that the journalists could address any diagnosed conditions immediately, thereby preventing more serious complications in the future. The provision of these services without cost reflects the Foundation’s mission of providing affordable and accessible eye care to all segments of society.

The event was marked by another symbolic walk, this time with the journalists joining hands with the Khyber Eye Foundation team to highlight the need for collective efforts in fighting preventable blindness. The walk not only strengthened the bond between the media and the Foundation but also sent a powerful message to the wider public about the importance of community-driven initiatives for public health causes.