The Women’s Foundation recently conducted a successful free eye camp in Kathmandu and Kavre district, serving over 1204 individuals with vital eye care services, treatment, and eyeglasses. The camp aimed to provide eye care services to poor people, old age individuals, and those with cataract problems.
In addition to this, the Nepal Netra Jyoti Shang, Kritipur eye hospital performed cataract surgery on 40 individuals over three days. Thirteen individuals received surgery on the first day, followed by 16 on the second day, and 11 on the third day. The remaining 22 individuals with pre-existing medical conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and other medical conditions will have individual surgery when their health condition improves.
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The Women’s Foundation conducted a successful free eye camp in the Kavre district for 2 days, serving over 624 individuals with vital eye care services, treatment, and eyeglasses to those in need. Especially for poor people living in rural areas who may not have access to such services. Cataract problems are common among older individuals so they were also included in the target group for the eye camp.
The Women’s Foundation conducted a successful free eye camp in the Kathmandu district, serving over 580 individuals with vital eye care services, treatment, and eyeglasses to those in need.
A safe workplace breeds better productivity and avoids preventable losses of manpower. As said, WFN provided all the staff and employees with first aid training to learn to be more conscious of safety in the workplace leading to a reduced number of accidents and injuries. The first aid training includes preventing injury from getting worse, aiding recovery, relieving pain, protecting the unconscious, use of medicine, etc.
