About Campaign

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According to the World Health Organization (WHO) the number of people with visual disability will double by the year 2020. The best way to prevent visual disability is to provide vision screening and dispensing prescription eyeglasses.

However, many poor villagers do not have access to simple eye tests nor spectacles due to rising medical costs, lack of trained professionals and updated medical facilities.

Many villagers endure poor vision for their entire life. It hinders their maximum potential to study better in school, find a better job and have a better quality of life.

Operation Hope Foundation will be partnering Essilor to conduct an eye test for the underprivileged villagers and provide spectacles for those in need.

Help us make clear vision possible for 2,000 villagers! Let's give "Hope in Sight".

For more information, visit https://ohf.org.sg/hope-in-sight/

About the Charity

Operation Hope Foundation is a Christian charity established in 2001 in Singapore.

We focus on achieving high benefit-to-cost ratio for both our donors and beneficiaries. Hence, we have a very hands-on approach to projects which we own and run.

Your donation will go toward supporting the operations of OHF.

Please visit our website www.ohf.org.sg for details on OHF's projects, programmes and beneficiaries.







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If insufficient donations are received for a particular project, OHF will channel any additional funds to other areas where the need is greatest. Please visit our website for more information.

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SUPPORTED CAUSES
Children & Youth
Community
Humanitarian
Social Service
CONTACT US

Susan Teo, Contact Person

62543886
[email protected]
www.ohf.org.sg
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