Menu
Home
Events
Success Stories
Education
Projects
Health Action Days
Multi Media Outreach
Muharram
Meeladun Nabi
Holy Ramadhan
Seminars
Ebooks
Library
Welfare
Appreciation
Correspondance Course
Prisons Outreach
Publications
You Can Help Too!!
Online Duas
Crescent Sighting
Economic Upliftment
Relief / Crisis Project
Exhibition
Login Form





Lost Password?
No account yet? Register

Health Action Day - Eye Camp Print E-mail

BILAL MUSLIM MISSION OF KENYA

 
After a successful eye camp in November last year, Bilal Muslim Mission of Kenya in conjunction with Kwale District Eye Centre organized yet another eye camp on Monday 19th July 2010 to assist more patients who were in need of these services.

People of different ages with various eye problems gathered early in the morning at Al Mahdy Centre, Samburu with rays of hope in their hearts.

Image

A total of 107 patients were screened and relevant treatment provided.

 

 

Screening Report

Operations Performed                    10 nos
Cataracts                                           10 nos
Reading glasses dispersed         19 nos
Drops issued                                   54 nos

Statistics 

Item No.Screened
Cataract9
Glaucoma1
Presbyopia19
Refractive Errors14
Allergy41
Injury3
Chalazion1
Corneal Scar3
Conjuctivitis1
Normal eyes11
Others4
Total107

 


SOME OF THE BENEFICIARIES

Mlongo

Image

Blind in both eyes, the 65-year old was led to the screening room by her niece. She could not go anywhere without a sighted guide, as that was what she had resorted to after being blind for more than a year.

She had operations on both her eyes and the dense cataracts removed. She later reported that her niece was free to marry, since there was nothing to hold her back now.


Chizigwa—13 years  

Image            

Accompanied by his father, Chizigwa was brought to the camp after injury of his right eye 4 months ago. He was herding his father’s goats when they got rowdy and drove him to a thicket that pierced his eye. Vision in this eye was totally lost.

Brave enough, the 13 year old had surgery on his right eye under local anesthesia. His father was happy that his son was able to see well in the injured eye.

The shy Chizigwa, whose father said that he rarely smiles, could be seen with a twinkle in his eyes, expressing the joy he felt for getting his sight back to his right eye.

In order for the Mission to continue conducting similar activities in the rural area we request you to contribute generously towards Health Action Campaign Fund.  No matter how small your contribution you can make the difference in the life of an individual.

Bilal Muslim Mission of Kenya would like to thank all those involved in this Health Action Campaign and pray to Allah (S.W.T) to reward all who have generously contributed towards this noble cause.

      July 2010

 

 
Next >

© 2012 Bilal Muslim Mission Of Kenya
Joomla! is Free Software released under the GNU/GPL License.