Blindness caused by cataracts is one of the most common and preventable disabilities in many low-income regions. A simple surgery — often taking less than 20 minutes — can restore a person’s vision completely. Yet for thousands of families, the cost is out of reach.
Through our cataract surgery programs, we:
Restoring someone’s sight means returning their independence, ability to work, and the joy of seeing their loved ones again.
Mobility is a gift many take for granted. For people living with disabilities — especially in underserved or conflict-affected regions — a wheelchair can mean the difference between isolation and participation in daily life.
Our wheelchair distribution initiatives provide:
Each wheelchair becomes an empowering tool that restores dignity and inclusion.
Our Health Projects aim to restore hope, alleviate suffering, and bring dignity back to individuals who are simply trying to live a healthy life.
In many areas, the nearest clinic may be hours away, understaffed, or without medicine. To bridge this gap, we support:
These efforts bring essential healthcare directly to those who would otherwise go without.
