FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Restoring the gift of sight to improve lives: R4HS Foundation expands charitable efforts to tackle avoidable blindness in Ghana, West Africa In a continent with over 1.2 billion people, approximately 26 million individuals suffer from visual impairments. Tragically, a significant number of these cases are avoidable, but due to poverty and limited …

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Relief for Human Suffering Foundation (R4HSF) expands its reach to more communities in Africa. The Foundation initiates a pilot with The Church of Jesus Christ of  Latter-day Saints, an organization committed to improving the lives of people all over the world through their lifesaving assistance programs. Working with its main partner in Nigeria, Eye Foundation …

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RELIEF FOR HUMAN SUFFERING FOUNDATION STRENGTHENS ITS MISSION OUTREACH WITH NEW BOARD MEMBER Ranjani Manjunath Durham Joins Board Alongside Other Seasoned Business/Healthcare Professionals 2022 continues proving to be a pivotal year for the Relief for Human Suffering Foundation (R4HS Foundation). The nonprofit organization welcomes its newest board member, Ranjani Durham, to the board. Durham becomes …

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R4HS FOUNDATION CONTINUES THE FIGHT TO RESTORE THE GIFT OF SIGHT TO 6,000 IMPOVERISHED AFRICANS IN 2022 THE FOUNDATION DEEPENS ITS IMPACT IN NIGERIA AND EXPANDS ITS OUTREACH TO CAMEROON   In a continent with more than 1.2 billion people, approximately 26 million suffer from visual impairments. A significant portion of those visual impairments are preventable …

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The Fight Against Preventable Blindness in Developing Countries Intensifies With Additional Board Members for Relief for Human Suffering Foundation The World Health Organization found that more than 2 billion people suffer from a visual impairment – half of which could be preventable or treatable. Many in developing countries don’t have available resources to help them …

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