“C.S.F. would like to congratulate SENESE and the National Health Services for their endeavours in Savai’i and their determination in ameliorating the lives of people with impaired sight,” the organisation said in a media statement.
PR - As Samoa joins the world to celebrate World Sight Day today, it is a poignant reminder of the value of sight and that our ability “to see” is never to be undervalued.
The Clarence Sebastian Foundation (C.S.F) has as one of its fundamental aims the need to develop an effective system by which people with albinism living in Samoa are able to access quality services for skin and eye check ups.
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Yesterday, C.S.F. and its members held a prayer service led by C.S.F. chairman, Reverend Siaosi Salesulu, where he emphasised compassion and fortitude to assist those who need our help.
“C.S.F. would like to congratulate SENESE and the National Health Services for their endeavours in Savai’i and their determination in ameliorating the lives of people with impaired sight,” the organisation said in a media statement.
“C.S.F. plans to have a fun day for its members and supporters this coming Monday 13th October 2014 at Maugafiafia which will culminate a week of fun, learning and frivolity.
“The board of C.S.F. thank the Samoa Observer for its continuous support during the year and wishes all the children of Samoa a very special and memorable Children’s Sunday.”
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