As the Chima Anyaso Foundation’s ongoing sight outreach entered its third and fourth day, Bende people beneficiaries under massive participation, have been counting their blessings, while heaping their blessings on Dr. Chimaobi Desmond Anyaso over his 18 years of sustained various philanthropies.
The outreach, organized by the Chima Anyaso Foundation in collaboration with the Rebirth Ministry and Precious Sight Foundation, and in partnership with the Abia State Government, has large crowds of beneficiaries, including elderly men and women, young adults, and children seeking free eye care services.
The programme underscored what residents described as a long-standing commitment to improving lives through regular humanitarian interventions.
From the early hours of Day 3 and 4, the exercise took on the atmosphere of a community celebration as buses provided by the foundation conveyed residents who were expressing excitement to the venue, where medical personnel and volunteers worked tirelessly to assess patients, provide treatment, and recommend further care where necessary.
The participants expressed gratitude for the initiative, noting that the outreach has become a dependable source of hope for those battling vision-related challenges.
For several families, the intervention offered not just medical relief but renewed optimism, particularly for those who had endured prolonged eye conditions without access to proper care.
In their responses, the representatives of the Foundation informed that the outreach forms part of a broader legacy of consistent philanthropic efforts spanning over 18 years, noting “the foundation remains focused on delivering practical, life-changing interventions, especially in underserved communities”.
The organizers further discl the Day 3 /4 activities further reiterated the foundation’s commitment to addressing critical eye health needs while enhancing the quality of life for beneficiaries across the constituency.
The outreach programme will continue up to Friday, with 2 more wards, including Bende and Itumbauzo expected to benefit.
As the programme ends on Friday residents of Igbere and neighbouring communities have expressed optimism that the programme will be extended to improve vision and renewed hope to more people across the area.
