MAKE A DONATION & GIVE THE GIFT OF SIGHT
Your kind donation makes it possible for us to provide services for those who cannot afford to pay.
Your financial contribution towards Mombasa Eye Hospital & Laser Centre’s Community Outreach Programme could be utilized in several ways: Eye care services for non-paying patients in rural areas, training deserving eye care professionals, researching eye disease treatment strategies, or setting up new facilities at the Institute.
As a donor, you can also specify a person or organization in whose name you wish to sponsor the chosen services. We will be happy to acknowledge your support by naming the program or facility as per your request.
Below is a list of our outreach programs that has helped benefit thousands of needy patients
- BABY SAMANTHA'S FREE OF CHARGE SUCCESSFUL SURGERY
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Before surgery-Both eyes congenital cataract
Baby with her mother after Surgery
- MEGA EYE CAMP AT KING FAHAD LAMU DISTRICT HOSPITAL
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Total Number of Patients 264 Free Reading glasses dispensed 86 Patients dispensed with medicines 211 Prescription glasses dispensed 91 Patients refered to the hospital for further eye examinations 19 Total Number surgeries including cataracts 71 - SUCCESSFUL CATARACT SURGERIES FOR THE NEEDY AT MALINDI DISTRICT HOSPITAL
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Total Number of Patients Screened 378 Free Reading glasses dispensed 141 Medicines dispensed 141 Cataract surgeries 17 - SUCCESSFUL EYE CAMP IN WATAMU
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Total Number of Patients 232 Free Reading glasses dispensed 73 Patients dispensed with medicines 79 Patients identified for cataract surgery 22 Patients refered to the hospital for further eye examinations 23 - MEGA SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL AND EYE CAMP AT MAMBRUI VILLAGE-MALINDI
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Total screened for general medical and given free medicines 900 Patients Screened for eyes 316 Patients dispensed with free reading glasses 119 Free medicines dispensed 131 - SECOND MEGA SUCCESSFUL EYE CAMP AT MAMBRUI VILLAGE-MALINDI
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Total Number of Patients Screened 649 Patients diagnosed with eye ailments 249 Total number of reading glasses dispensed 150 Medicines dispensed at no cost 217 Patients identified for cataract and other different eye surgeries 40