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CBM is transforming the lives of persons with disabilities in the poorest countries Restoring sight, changing futures, and bringing hope to children and families in the poorest communities. CBM is an international Christian development organisation, committed to improving the quality of life of persons with disabilities in the poorest countries.

Right now, a child in Kohalpur, Banke is struggling with the same problem Aashika had.Untreated burns. No proper diagnos...
26/08/2026

Right now, a child in Kohalpur, Banke is struggling with the same problem Aashika had.

Untreated burns. No proper diagnosis. Falling behind at school, teased by the other children.

Aashika's story changed when CBM's partner hospital, HRDC, reached her and got the surgery right. Many more children in her region are still waiting for that moment.

Help us reach them. Give today at cbm.ie/appeals

During Children's Eye Health Month, we remember that every donation means the difference to how a child like Anshu imagi...
25/08/2026

During Children's Eye Health Month, we remember that every donation means the difference to how a child like Anshu imagines their future.

Donate today to help others like him.

Because of supporters like you, Aashika is walking toward a life without pain.She's a young girl from Kohalpur, Banke. F...
24/08/2026

Because of supporters like you, Aashika is walking toward a life without pain.

She's a young girl from Kohalpur, Banke. For years, her legs were left twisted by untreated burns, and no one nearby could fix it. She fell behind at school and struggled to keep up with other children.

Then CBM's partner hospital, HRDC, reached her, got the surgery right, and changed everything.

"Yes, the operation was successful, and your wounds will heal," her mother told her.

This is your impact. Thank you for being part of it. Give again today at cbm.ie/appeals

20/08/2026

August is Children's Eye Health and Safety Month.

In the Global North, this means parents rushing to sit their children in-front of their eye doctors before school starts, typically to make sure that any vision difficulties are caught early to make sure that every child has the best experience possible in school.

At CBM Ireland, we recognise that for the communities that we work with in Madagascar, access to eye health is not just a quick appointment; it can mean a journey that is over 100s of kilometres - only to be turned back because of impossible surgery costs, resulting in a life-long disability and a life full of challenges.

This month, we remember that every partnership matters, every effort we take matters and child helped, is a future guaranteed. Donate link in comments.

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Aashika could walk. She just couldn't walk properly.For years, the young girl in Kohalpur, Banke struggled with legs lef...
18/08/2026

Aashika could walk. She just couldn't walk properly.

For years, the young girl in Kohalpur, Banke struggled with legs left twisted by untreated burns. She fell behind at school. She was teased.

It wasn't a hopeless case — it just needed a surgeon to fix it. And in her district, that wasn't available.

Give today at cbm.ie/appeals

Sushila did everything a mother could.When the doctor said her daughter needed surgery, she said yes. When he said Kathm...
17/08/2026

Sushila did everything a mother could.

When the doctor said her daughter needed surgery, she said yes. When he said Kathmandu, she went — alone, further from home than she'd ever travelled.

But burns leave more than scars. Aashika's legs had healed twisted, contracted, never treated in time. She struggled to walk to school. Other children noticed.

Then CBM's partner hospital, HRDC, took her in. A full assessment. Surgery on her first leg. The right care, finally.

"Yes, the operation was successful, and your wounds will heal," Sushila told her, as her daughter's eyes filled with curiosity and relief.

Today, Aashika is healing — and asking, "Will I be able to walk by myself?" Soon, the answer will be yes.

That is because of the generosity of people like you.

Help more children like Aashika walk again. Give today at cbm.ie/appeals

17/08/2026

Our work is not just a series of projects; it is a calling to end preventable blindness in children and guarantee their future.

Most cases of retinoblastoma, an aggressive eye cancer that is typically terminal, develop before a person reaches 4 years of age. The HIRATA Project is just one example of this calling in action and teaches us that early screening is an essential tool. One that saves lives and guarantees that communities can thrive and grow together.

Thank you to all our donors and partners who make this happen.



Right now, a child in Cox's Bazar is struggling with the same problem Bibi had.Wrong glasses. No proper diagnosis. Falli...
30/07/2026

Right now, a child in Cox's Bazar is struggling with the same problem Bibi had.

Wrong glasses. No proper diagnosis. Falling behind at school, being called blind by the other children.

Bibi's story changed when CBM's partner programme reached her camp and got it right. Thousands of children in her settlement are still waiting for that moment.

Help us reach them. Give today at https://ow.ly/SiFU50ZrRXE

Because of supporters like you, Bibi is seeing clearly for the first time.She's seven. She lives in a refugee camp in Ba...
27/07/2026

Because of supporters like you, Bibi is seeing clearly for the first time.

She's seven. She lives in a refugee camp in Bangladesh. For years, her glasses were incorrectly prescribed and her condition was never properly understood. She fell behind at school and was teased by other children.

Then CBM's partner team reached her camp, got the diagnosis right, and changed everything.

"For the first time, someone clearly explained her condition to us," her mother said.

This is your impact. Thank you for being part of it. Give again today at https://ow.ly/isVr50ZrRT4

Bibi had glasses. They just weren't the right ones.For years, the seven-year-old Rohingya girl in Cox's Bazar struggled ...
25/07/2026

Bibi had glasses. They just weren't the right ones.

For years, the seven-year-old Rohingya girl in Cox's Bazar struggled to see the board at school. Her eyes hurt. She was teased.

It wasn't a complicated problem — it just needed a specialist to fix it. And in her camp, that wasn't available.

€25 provides fifteen pairs of correctly prescribed glasses. €114 gives a child like Bibi the specialist assessment, correct prescription, and follow-up care that changes everything.

Give today at https://ow.ly/KtSr50ZrRQX

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