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January 29, 2013

Through the ORBIS Lens: RMHC® Supporting Pediatric Eye Care in South Asia

“Through the ORBIS Lens” is a collection of photos showcasing the issues surrounding global eye health. Each week ORBIS will share our best photographs highlighting our efforts to eliminate avoidable blindness around the world.

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A patient and her sibling after receiving free cataract surgery thanks to an ORBIS supported partner hospital in Bangladesh.

Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®) is supporting ORBIS's South Asia Childhood Blindness Project that will reach more than 700,000 children in Bangladesh and India over the next three years by providing them with access to quality eye care.

Learn more about how RMHC® is supporting ORBIS: http://bit.ly/Vu7kVv

 

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