Everybody and Their Brother Needs to Know 

Photo by Jon Kaplan.
Photo by Jon Kaplan.

Seva partners are ready to see you and your siblings now. 

Children inherit many traits – green eyes, curly hair, athletic ability. They can also share vision problems. If one sibling needs glasses due to issues like nearsightedness or cataracts, the others may too.

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Narendra-Gayetri Shrestha: A Legacy of Compassion

Seva founded the Pyuthan District Eye Care Center in July 1993. Currently there is a proposal to rename it the Narendra-Gayetri District Eye Care Center to honor the remarkable couple behind its creation, Narendra and Gayetri Shrestha.

Local business owners in Pyuthan, the Shresthas, have long been dedicated to uplifting their community. They run a well-known grocery store in town, but their impact extends beyond commerce. 

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For Seva supporter Rich Gosse, life is all about a person and purpose

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Rich Gosse has poured his heart into two passions for the past couple of decades: bringing single people together and supporting Seva. 

Rich founded The Society of Professional Singles decades ago and has been nudging Cupid ever since. Every year, he hosts over 50 mixers, trips, and parties where people meet face-to-face, just like in the good old days. But here’s the twist – every event doubles as a fundraiser for Seva.

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Seva TAPped by the FDA in Pilot Program

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We’re proud to announce that Seva has been selected by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to participate in the Total Product Life Cycle Advisory Program (TAP) Pilot. TAP is a voluntary program designed to facilitate more efficient development and approval of medical devices.

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Critical Eye Care Supplies Reach Ukraine

Photo of a Pristine 5.0 retina camera in Ukraine donated by Seva.
Photo of a Pristine 5.0 retina camera in Ukraine donated by Seva.

Since 2017, Seva has worked in Ukraine to address critical eye health needs, including preventing Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) in children – the leading cause of blindness among Ukrainian children – and treating CMV retinitis in patients with HIV/AIDS.

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