1990s: Eye camps in India begin

Eye camps began restoring sight to hundreds of villagers throughout the Tansa Valley who had cataracts.

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Sometimes We Take Clean Water For Granted

Sometimes we take clean water for granted. The World Health Organization estimates that 97 million Indians lack access to safe water today.

The American Dental Association (ADA) published an article about PRASAD

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1999: The PRASAD Project website launched

The PRASAD Project launched its first website to increase visibility and the ability to share information with supporters!

Supne Dekhne kaa Adhikaar Part One (The Right to Dream Part One)

Over the past couple of days, I had the wonderful opportunity to visit and take part in two Women’s Self

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