By Julliet Makhapila
Visual Eye for Africa thank you for visiting our town and just meeting locals. Can l extend good awareness which followed and we have now seen a good Clinical eye hospital forged Partnership between UK government and in the third Largest town in Kenya shaping up in Nakuru.
This will hopefully support thousands of Citizens with some of the best treatment saving eye sights. Thank you for choosing to visit our town in Kenya. Our network had happened in the event of celebrating Botswana independence Celebrations where l was a Key speaker guest and within some days he was travelling to Kenya.
Mum agreed to give him stay in his stop visits and he positively bravely stayed and arranging this kind of stay takes kindness and humility. He later left Kenya and visited Uganda and then followed to visiting his mother Land Botswana.
This is in 2019 when we met and him to tell me what he met in Kenya! You see l follow up and to tell u now that in Kenya we have Moorfield eye Hospital partnership to support the development of eye Doctors in Kenya! What is more Moorfield eyes hospital in London is amongst the best eyes hospital in the world and is five minutes from my home in UK.
I can’t wait to arrange to meeting the hospital staff who have made such a huge difference after this Covid19 Pandemic and to think that lives will mean good eye sights for those many that were going to loose sight! Contentment, Is an understatement. Mummy and my sister, cousin thank you for being both yourself .
My sister /Cousin provided her car. I provided fuel. My mum her home and l provided the facilitations and to support this process in highlighting this and just creating a bigger discussion board! All voluntary.
Can you help me celebrate Molemisi the Founder of Visual Eye Africa and his passion for training how to use the eye visual aid properly and understanding the needs of persons with eye visual needs. And to a great two volunteers in Kenya who also supported this process. Can we also connect with the Botswana Community in the UK Boikanyo Trust Phenyo and from it’s Continent to Kenya Communities UK Africa diaspora Forum Julliet Makhapila . MUCH LOVE.
Julliet Makhapila with Visual Eye for Africa
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