Ngombo, A Girl with Hope from Kinshasa, DRC
On July 4th, Ngombo Mervediy, a 7-year old girl, was one of hundreds who arrived at the SEE clinic in Kinshasa.
Giving Angel a Brighter Future
Angel was born with congenital cataracts – one of the most easily treated causes of blindness in infants.
Patricio Had Never Seen His Youngest Daughter
Not too long ago, one of SEE’s volunteer doctors had a truly heart-warming experience in one of the premier coffee growing regions in the world.
The Story of Pono Jesse – Fiji 2015
When we first said “bula” to Pono Jesse, he and his family had traveled for hours by foot, car, and boat.
New Hope for a Cambodian Woman
In 2013, Tes Pha, a Cambodian woman, became one of the first acid attack victims in Cambodia to receive a successful cornea transplant, thanks to SEE International’s surgical team.
Dr. Mark Silverberg – My SEE Story in Vietnam
In 2002, I traveled to Da Nang, Vietnam, as part of a SEE (Surgical Eye Expeditions) project.
A Missionary Receives the Gift of Sight
David Hall is an American who has worked as a volunteer missionary in the Philippines for many years. In 2014, he lost his sight to cataracts and sought treatment from a SEE clinic.
