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The impact of restoring sight: As told by our field worker

By Aildrene Tan | Posted 02/02/21

"Seeing someone on the verge of blindness getting their sight restored is quite a special moment. Witnessing the relief and joy, and sometimes shock, that usually overcomes them is an eye-opening experience." Read on to hear more about the impact of restoring sight from our field worker Aildrene Tan

First Nations Voice to Parliament

By The Fred Hollows Foundation | Posted 29/01/21

The Fred Hollows Foundation, the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists, and Australia’s first Aboriginal ophthalmologist Associate, Professor Kris Rallah-Baker have joined forces to call for a First Nations Voice to Parliament enshrined in the Constitution.

Fred's Ophthalmology Career

By The Fred Hollows Foundation | Posted 28/01/21

Professor Fred Hollows was a well-known ophthalmologist who believed in equal eye care for all. Fred’s medical career began in Dunedin, New Zealand before continuing his studies in England. Read on for more.

Types of eye health jobs: What's the difference?

By Dr May Ho | Posted 25/01/21

You may be wondering: who should I see when I have a problem with my eyes? Ophthalmologists, optometrists, opticians, ophthalmic or eye nurses and orthoptists are all eye health providers. Read on to discover who your eyes may be exmained by depending on where you are and what you need.

Five frequently asked questions about ophthalmology

By The Fred Hollows Foundation | Posted 21/01/21

There are 36 million people in the world who are blind, and 217 million people with visual impairments. This means that the field of ophthalmology has a vital role to play within the global health sector. Discover the answers to five frequently asked questions about ophthalmology.

Fred Hollows executives recognised in IAPB Vision Excellence Awards

By The Fred Hollows Foundation | Posted 18/01/21

The Fred Hollows Foundation’s Global Partnership Executive Virginia Sarah, and Executive Director for Global Advocacy Jennifer Gersbeck, have been recognised in the 2020 IAPB Vision Excellence Awards. Read on for more.

7 frequently asked questions about blindness

By The Fred Hollows Foundation | Posted 13/01/21

There are 36 million people in the world who are blind, but four out of five of them don’t have to be. Many people are blind because they don’t have access to eye health facilities. Discover the answers to 7 frequently asked questions about blindness.

What is micro giving?

By Latika Mani | Posted 08/01/21

You may have heard of the phrase every little bit helps. This sentiment rings true for not-for-profit organisations that rely on donations and fundraising efforts of their supporters to fulfill their mission. Read on to discover what micro giving is all about.

What is effective altruism?

By Latika Mani | Posted 17/12/20

Giving to charity is part of the Australian way of life. However, when giving to charity, the concept of effective altruism is an important philosophy to keep in mind in order to have the maximum impact. Read on to discover more about what effective altruism is and the benefits of the philosophy.

Why is philanthropy important?

By Lucinda Needham | Posted 15/12/20

Simply put, philanthropy is an act of goodwill and the desire to help your fellow human beings. When done right, philanthropy can transform a society for the better. Read on to discover more about why philanthropy is important.

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