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Projects for The Fred Hollows Foundation

About this charity

The Fred Hollows Foundation is a non-government organisation. Established in 1992, The Foundation has worked with local partners to eradicate unnecessary blindness in more than 29 developing countries. As a result, local doctors in countries where we work have restored sight to more than 1,000,000 disadvantaged people! Following the late Professor Fred Hollows’ commitment to Indigenous people, The Foundation is also working to improve the health of Indigenous Australians, in partnership with the communities in the Jawoyn region, east of Katherine in the Northern Territory.

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Outreach Microsurgical Eye Camp, Dhading Nepal

This project will provide funding for basic eye care services in rural and remote areas of Nepal, including day to day services and an Outreach Microsurgical Eye Clinic (OMEC) where hundreds of patients will have access to screening and surgical procedures.

Project cost

0AUD 26,098

20,421

Raised from 8,748 people

Latest donation: EUR 2.00

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Outreach Microsurgical Eye Camp, Sindhu Nepal

This project will fund an Outreach Microsurgical Eye Camp where patients living in remote areas of Sindhu district, Nepal will have access to screening and surgical procedures, plus support for the Sindhu Community Eye Centre.

AUD 24,485

Raised from 10,061 people

Train 260 community eye health workers, Eastern Cape South Africa

Developing sustainable local capacity to strengthen blindness prevention work in the Eastern Cape of South Africa by training 12 ophthalmic nurses, 30 professional nurses and 210 community health workers

AUD 39,627

Raised from 13,815 people

Indigenous Education program, Katherine Australia

Improve health outcomes by facilitating learning and literacy opportunities through music. The project will provide musical instruments/equipment for an after-hours music program for remote Indigenous youth.

AUD 18,002

Raised from 7,022 people

Blindness prevention program Viet Nam

Setting up an eye care unit to train local doctors, providing examination and surgical equipment and subsidising 100 cataract surgeries in Tien Phuoc mountainous district.

AUD 8,004

Raised from 3,072 people

Blindness prevention program, Cambodia Cambodia

Restore sight to 100 people who are needlessly blind in Cambodia, most of whom suffer from cataracts which can be easily cured.

AUD 7,003

Raised from 2,456 people