MDF Eye Camps at a Glance
“Our success is reflected in the joy on the faces of those we have treated.”
Health
MDF Impact Report 2023
The Mo Dewji Foundation (MDF) is driven by a steadfast commitment to fostering a prosperous, equitable, and sustainable Tanzania.
A Journey of Sight: Eye Camp in Korogwe, Tanga
MDF conducted 358 surgeries, distributed 3,026 eye drops, and provided 2,306 pairs of reading glasses.
Free Eye Camp in Masasi Mtwara, April 2024: Unbelievable Turnout
Our journey in the second eye camp takes place 631 kilometers in the southern part of Tanzania, in the council of Mkomaindo in Masasi, Mtwara received an invitation to assist with pressing eyesight medical matters. On April 24th, 2024, as…
Launch of Our Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Program: 50 Surgeries so far
In Tanzania, over 7,500 cases of spina bifida and hydrocephalus are reported every year, with a staggering 60% of affected children succumbing due to inadequate care and treatment. Many families struggle to access medical services due to financial constraints, lack…
Spina Bifida: Understanding the Threat and Pathways to Treatment in Tanzania
Spina bifida, a congenital condition characterized by the incomplete closure of the spinal cord and its surrounding structures during fetal development, poses a significant threat to individuals worldwide, including Tanzanians. This neural tube defect can lead to various complications, including…
Huduma Ya Macho Dodoma, Kondoa – 27-29 Februari, 2024
Mnamo Februari tarehe 27 (Jumanne), 28 (Jumatano), na 29 (Alhamisi) mwaka huu wa 2024 tutakuwa na Kambi Ya Macho pale wilaya ya Kondoa, mkoani Dodoma katika Hospitali ya Halmashauri ya Kondoa iliyopo Bukulu tukitoa Huduma Ya Macho BURE kabisa, kuanzia…
Sh100 Million Donation to Tumaini la Maisha
The Mo Dewji Foundation Trust Fund donated a sum of TZS 100,000,000 to ensure that every child in Tanzania with cancer has the opportunity for survival.
Debut eye camp in Singida
In Tanzania, eye diseases are ranked tenth among the top 10 causes of morbidity and about 1% of Tanzanians are blind and according to research conducted in central Tanzania, Cataract accounted for over 65% of blindness and over 75% of visual impairment. With evidence showing that 80% of blindness is avoidable, we are stepping into the limelight with an eye care program that promises to be a game-changer, leaving no one in the dark when it comes to eye health.
Deregistration Of The Mo Foundation Organization (NGO)
The Board of the Mo Dewji Foundation (“NGO”) would like to provide the public with a clarification regarding the deregistration of the NonGovernmental Organization in the names of Mo Dewji Foundation. Prior to forming an NGO, the Registered Trustee of…