Features and Stories

Hugo’s Story: Life Changing Surgery and Scholarship

Hugo’s Story: Life Changing Surgery and Scholarship

Hugo was 13 when he was introduced to the RVF in 2005. His diagnosis was trichiasis, a condition in which the eyelashes grow inward. Although his vision was normal, for many years his eyes suffered from chronic and severe irritation and infections.

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Sarah’s Story: Employment, Community & A Place To Call Home

Sarah’s Story: Employment, Community & A Place To Call Home

The daughter of a single mother who had worked for years cleaning CSRA clinics, Sarah was long recognized as a bright child with a great deal of potential. It was therefore disappointing that Sarah was only sixteen years old when she learned that not only was she pregnant, she was pregnant with twins.

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Meet the RVF’s New Intern

Meet the RVF’s New Intern

Kelly Doyle, a student at the University of Denver, is spending the summer researching new funding opportunities for the RVF. Kelly is a native of Chicago and has spent summers volunteering at an orphanage in Honduras. She is fluent in Spanish and, after graduation, plans to work with non-profits in Central and South America.

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Emilce

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