Miracle Club: Restore sight every month

• 3 out of 4 people in the developing world are living with avoidable blindness due to lack of access to simple treatment and routine surgery.
  
• On average, a person living with blindness in the developing world will die within four years of going blind.
  
• There is a 10 year life expectancy gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
• Regular monthly gifts allow us to plan our work more effectively in the long term, reducing our costs even further.

• The poorest of the poor in countries like Nepal, Vietnam and Kenya who are blind due to poverty and isolation, and only need routine treatment to restore their sight, dignity and independence. 
• Of the more than 40 million blind people who live in the developing world, there are others, usually children and most often girls, who miss out on education or other life options to care for them.
• Ophthalmologists and eye health workers in developing countries who need training, facilities and equipment to carry out their sight restoring work.
• Australians in remote Indigenous communities who are living with cataract blindness, trachoma and other treatable eye conditions.

Join the Miracle Club online or by calling our Supporter Services Team on 1800 352 352