Episodes
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Solomon Islands: A conversation with Dr Claude Posala
Dr Claude leads the Eye Department at Honiara Referral Hospital. He personally performed over 100 eye surgeries in 2013 and he shows extraordinary determination to help blind people see again in his home country of the Solomon Islands.
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Papua New Guinea: A conversation with Maarten van de Reep
Maarten is the Country Manager in Papua New Guinea. He leads the team of doctors and nurses in Madang in restoring sight to the local population. Maarten shares his thoughts about life in Madang, the overall mission in PNG and the challenges they face along the way.
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Patient Story: Lusia gets her sight restored
Sister Monika Vaipuna is the daughter of a patient named Lusia who had her cataracts removed when the outreach team was on the island of Savai'i earlier this year. She shares her thoughts about her mum's struggles with blindness and how it has effected the whole family. Sister Monika also shares...
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Population Health: A conversation with Prof Judith McCool
Professor Judith McCool is a Senior Lecturer at the Global Health School of Population Health, University of Auckland. She works on numerous public health projects across the Pacific and works closely with The Foundation to coordinate meaningful research to guide future program strategy.
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Papua New Guinea: A conversation with Melissa Gong
Melissa Gong is an eye nurse with The Fred Hollows Foundation NZ clinic in Madang.
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Nursing: A conversation with Alumita Ravono
Sister Alumita is the Nursing Tutor at The Pacific Eye Institute in Suva, Fiji. She's involved in the training of nurses from multiple countries on the PGDEC course.
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