In a remarkable initiative aimed at improving access to essential eye care services, the Banadir Maternity and Children’s Hospital in Mogadishu is set to host a free eye camp from November 20th to November 24th, 2020. This life-changing event is a collaborative effort between the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) and the Somali Ministry of Health and Human Services.
Announcing the Eye Camp
During a press conference, Fartun Sharif Mohamed, the Director-General of the Banadir Maternity and Children’s Hospital, enthusiastically welcomed the Somali community to participate in this groundbreaking initiative. “We are delighted to announce the launch of the eye camp project, a campaign focused on eye examination, treatment, and vision restoration,” she stated.
A Beacon of Hope
The eye camp, which will be held within the premises of the Banadir Hospital, is a part of the broader “Al-Noor” project, a vital endeavor aimed at providing essential healthcare services to those in need. Mohamed emphasized the significance of this opportunity, stating, “This is a crucial project that will offer free services, God willing, during the designated period.”
Restoring Sight, Transforming Lives
The eye camp will be staffed by a team of dedicated ophthalmologists and medical professionals, all committed to providing free eye examinations and treatments to those in need. This initiative aims to address the pressing need for accessible eye care services in the region, offering a chance for individuals to regain their sight and improve their overall quality of life.
A Call to Action
Mohamed urged the community to spread the word about this invaluable opportunity, urging everyone who receives this information to share it widely. “We call upon everyone who receives this message to disseminate it and inform the community in need of this remarkable chance for eye care services,” she said.
The Banadir Maternity and Children’s Hospital extends its gratitude to all those involved in making this eye camp a reality, recognizing the transformative impact it will have on the lives of countless individuals in Mogadishu.
