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LEXINGTON MA–Vision-Aid announced the creation of a new center of excellence in partnership with the global leader in eye care, the L.V.Prasad Eye Institute. Support for this major new initiative comes from the Palakurthi Foundation of Massachusetts, USA a philanthropic foundation created by Anuradha and Prashanth Palakurthi of Weston, MA. The Palakurthi family dedicates this center to the loving memory of Prashanth’s father – the late Dr. Krupasagar Palakurthi and his mother Vasantha Palakurthi. The Center will be named as the “Vasantha-Krupa Palakurthi Vision-Aid Center of Excellenc...

Press release content from Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. A New PSA Initiative Helps People 55+ With Low Vision Get the Help They Need to Thrive April 19, 2021 GMT A New PSA Initiative Helps People 55+ With Low Vision Get the Help They Need to Thrive A New PSA Initiative Helps People 55+ With Low Vision Get the Help They Need to Thrive MISSISSIPPI STATE, Miss. - April 19, 2021 - ( Newswire.com ) Time To Be Bold (timetobebold.org) is a national public service awareness campaign helping the three million Americans 55 or older who are struggling with low vision reg...

Press Release – Blind Low Vision NZ Blind Low Vision NZ encourages Kiwi kids to find the magic in books through the Great Kiwi Bookathon, a new initiative to get Kiwis reading through the month of June while raising much-needed funds for kids and their families living with vision … Blind Low Vision NZ encourages Kiwi kids to find the magic in books through the Great Kiwi Bookathon, a new initiative to get Kiwis reading through the month of June while raising much-needed funds for kids and their families living with vision loss. Registrations are open now for parents/caregivers to sign th...

Friday, 9 April 2021, 5:39 am Blind Low Vision NZ encourages Kiwi kids to find the magic in books through the Great Kiwi Bookathon, a new initiative to get Kiwis reading through the month of June while raising much-needed funds for kids and their families living with vision loss. Registrations are open now for parents/caregivers to sign their kids, and themselves, up to read as many books as they can in June. Even the most reluctant reader is encouraged to participate in the Great Kiwi Bookathon, have fun and find the joy of reading. Participants are encouraged to fundraise what they can.

Unbeaten survivors tell their stories of resilience and determination Unbeaten survivors tell their stories of resilience and determination Updated: Updated: March 09, 2021 11:47 IST Three survivors - of acid attack, child sexual abuse and suicide loss - share with us their journey of healing and transformation Share Article AAA Three survivors - of acid attack, child sexual abuse and suicide loss - share with us their journey of healing and transformation Ritu Saini, 25, counsellor, Chhanv Foundation, NOIDA Her face was burnt, but not her belief in life The josh in Ritu Saini’s voice is...