Eye Camps in Nepal:  are free or low-cost eye health checkups and surgical interventions for people with limited access to eye care.  They are held in remote areas and communities where people may not be able to travel to hospitals for eye care.

Purpose:

• Early detection: Identify eye conditions like cataracts, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy at an early stage
• Treatment: Provide surgical interventions to restore sight and improve quality of life
• Education: Raise awareness about eye health and safety

Who benefits?  - People with limited mobility, People with no prior eye exams, People from remote areas, People who lack resources, and First-time eye care recipients.

What happens? - Patients are screened for eye conditions, Patients are diagnosed, Patients are offered free or low-cost surgery, and Patients are provided with glasses and medicines.

 And while in Nepal, Reg & brother Murray took a helicopter to view Mount Everest.