Himalayan Cataract Project Inc

India: cure blindness project supports over 5 partners in india with capacity building for allied ophthalmic personnel, support for patient care administering more than 50,000 cataract surgeries and investment in primary eye care to ensure prevention and early intervention of blindness.

Ghana: cure blindness project supports over 15 partners in ghana with capacity building for ophthalmologists, residents and allied ophthalmic personnel, support for patient care administering more than 18,000 cataract surgeries and over 1,000 other eye surgeries, provision of equipment, surgical instruments and consumables to provide patient care and investment in primary eye care to ensure prevention and early intervention of blindness. Additionally, cure blindness project continued construction on a specialty eye center in ghana.

Nepal: cure blindness project supports over 5 partners in nepal with capacity building for ophthalmologists, residents and allied ophthalmic personnel, support for patient care administering more than 15,000 cataract surgeries and over 1,200 other eye surgeries, provision of equipment, surgical instruments, and consumables to provide patient care, and investment in primary eye care to ensure prevention and early intervention of blindness. Additionally, cure blindness partnered to complete construction on a secondary eye center in nepal.

South sudan: cure blindness project supports 4 partners in south sudan with capacity building for ophthalmologists and residents, support for patient care administering more than 8,000 cataract surgeries and over 2,000 other eye surgeries, and provision of equipment, surgical instruments and consumables to provide patient care.

Other programs: latin america, other africa, other asia, program services allocation.cure blindness partners in other countries across asia, africa and latin america, with capacity building for ophthalmologists and residents, support for patient care administering more than 25,000 cataract surgeries and the provision of equipment, surgical instruments and consumables to provide patient care.

Bhutan: cure blindness supports the ministry of health in bhutan with capacity building for ophthalmologists, residents and allied ophthalmic personnel, support for patient care administering more than 1,100 cataract surgeries and over 200 other eye surgeries, provision of equipment, surgical instruments and consumables to provide patient care and investment in primary eye care to ensure prevention and early intervention of blindness.