Dr. Randall Goodman, an ophthalmologist from California’s central coast led a team of 16 medical and dental professionals to the Mission at Natuvu Creek, on the eastern coast of Vanua Levu, Fiji’s second largest island, October 3-7, 2016.
On July 4th, Ngombo Mervediy, a 7-year old girl, was one of hundreds who arrived at the SEE clinic in Kinshasa.
Angel was born with congenital cataracts – one of the most easily treated causes of blindness in infants.
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.
When we first said “bula” to Pono Jesse, he and his family had traveled for hours by foot, car, and boat.
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.
In 2002, I traveled to Da Nang, Vietnam, as part of a SEE (Surgical Eye Expeditions) project.
