Sarah Njeri, another beneficiary, said her mother had regained vision after the surgery.
"My mother can now see again, and she is so happy to read her religious texts and help with household chores," said Njeri.
Hands of Charity officials noted that partnerships with institutions such as the Islamic Development Bank are critical in supporting healthcare initiatives that reach underserved populations.
"Collaboration is key to ensuring no one is left behind," a representative of the organisation said.
The programme also includes community education on eye health and preventative care, helping residents understand how to reduce risks that could lead to future vision problems.
This approach ensures the benefits of the camp extend well beyond immediate surgeries.