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BALI EYE PROGRAMS

During March and April our team conducted 18 village eye programs, 19 eye clinics and 9 operating sessions at Headquarters, resulting in 124 blind people being restored to sight. Thank you to the following donors who supported these programs: Robert Rosen Photography Exhibition, Rotary Club of Seymour, Stephen & Heather Williams, Eagleton Family Trust, Conor, Jacki &…

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HIGHLIGHTS

Over this two-month period the team conducted an offshore screening and operating program in East Java, continued with village eye programs in Bali, as well as the regular eye clinics and operating sessions at Headquarters. Three children who were blind with cataracts underwent cataract surgery, and we appointed a new refractionist/optometrist. We also welcomed two ophthalmic nurses…

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NEW OPTOMETRIST

In late January we welcomed a new staff member - refractionist/optometrist, Made Nandita Dwiyani (Dita) to work with our team. As a newly-graduated refractionist, Dita is very keen to work with JFF, not only to gain experience but also to be able to travel to isolated and remote villages, and to be able to assist those in…

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VISIT BY LIONS EYE INSTITUTE NURSES

In February two senior nurses from the Lions Eye Institute in Perth, Ms Maureen Gilpin, Head of LEI Theatre, and Ms Johanna Du Plooy, Head of Infection Control. The two nurses spent three days with our team, overseeing the preparation, clinical and surgical sessions. From their observations, they will provide a report on how we can…

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BALI EYE PROGRAMS

During January and February our team conducted 12 village eye programs, 4 eye clinics and 6 operating sessions at Headquarters, resulting in 557 blind people being restored to sight. Thank you to the following donors who supported these programs: Wendy Gardner, Brown Family Foundation, Yin Chiem Fang, Robert Izett, Robert Kempton Family, Susan Falkiner, Phil Andrew, Ted Samson, Simon Pethick,…

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HIGHLIGHTS : 2022 IMPACT

Over this two-month period the team conducted three offshore screening and operating programs – two in East Java and one in Central Java – as well as continuing a busy Bali village program for our team, all of which resulted in 1,944blind people being restored to sight.

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BALI VILLAGE EYE PROGRAMS

During November and December our team conducted 8 village eye programs, 6 clinics and 6 operating sessions at Headquarters, resulting in 557 blind people being restored to sight. Thank you to the following donors who supported these programs: Captain James Cook Foundation, B1G1 Giving for Good, Bernard Cresswell, Majid Mohammad Sadagh, Eyecare Network, Brown Family Foundation, Mark Fimeri, Darshan Chavan,…

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PROSTHETIC EYES

A total of 40 people received a prosthetic eye in November and December, custom-made by JFF’s ocularist. Thirty-seven of these were fitted with their artificial eye in the offshore eye programs in Java in September, the remainder in Bali. This program was supported by the Inner Wheel Clubs in Clarence and Burnie, Tasmania.

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HIGHLIGHTS

The highlight for this two-month period was performing cataract operations on 15 blind children in the central highlands of Flores, NTT. This followed the August offshore eye program in the same location when six children were operated. Donors supporting this program were the Brown Family Foundation and Andrew Eagleton. Other eye programs, during which 7,977 people with…

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BALI VILLAGE EYE PROGRAMS

During September and October our team conducted 20 village eye programs, 8 clinics and 10 operating sessions at Headquarters during which 4,880 people with vision problems were checked and 134 blind people received sight-restoring operations. Thank you to the following donors who supported these programs: Camellia Entertainment P/L, Stephen and Heather Williams, Kate McGurk, Isobel Lieftink, David Moir, Eagleton Family…

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The John Fawcett Foundation (JFF) is a humanitarian not-for-profit organisation which assists needy people in Indonesia, particularly in the field of sight restoration and blindness prevention. It offers its assistance to Indonesian citizens in the lower socio-economic group free of charge and without religious, political or ethnic consideration.

RENEWING HOPE. UPLIFTING LIVES. RESTORING SIGHT.

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