The John Fawcett Foundation (JFF) is a remarkable brand dedicated to transforming lives through their mobile eye theatre. Operating in lower socio-economic communities in Indonesia, JFF offers free eye treatment and surgeries to those in need. The foundation's Sight Restoration and Blindness Prevention Project, established in 1991, was born out of the founder's encounter with blind, impoverished individuals in remote hamlets who had no means to travel for medical help.

To bridge this gap, JFF developed the concept of a mobile operating theatre that could bring eye care services directly to these communities. From a secondhand school bus air-freighted from Australia, the mobile clinics have evolved into sophisticated units with ample space for patients and medical teams. JFF's dedicated team travels to villages in Bali and other islands, where ophthalmic services are lacking and people are unable to afford specialized care.

They conduct screenings, provide glasses, and treat minor eye infections. The primary focus is identifying individuals with cataracts and performing surgeries in the fully-equipped, sterile operating theatre of the mobile eye clinic. The following day, patients return for a post-op check and have their eye pads removed, often experiencing restored vision for the first time in years.

By supporting JFF, you can help keep their Mobile Eye Clinic on the road and continue bringing light to those in darkness