Helen Keller International
3.0 tawm ntawm 5 lub hnub qub (raws li 2 kev tshuaj xyuas)
hais txog:
Helen Keller International tawm tsam qhov ua rau thiab qhov tshwm sim ntawm qhov muag tsis pom kev thiab kev noj zaub mov tsis zoo los ntawm kev tsim cov kev pab cuam raws li cov pov thawj thiab kev tshawb fawb hauv lub zeem muag, kev noj qab haus huv, thiab kev noj zaub mov.
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26/05/2020
Kev txheeb xyuas Helen Keller International
3 blocks rau ntau tus neeg taug qab (thiab tej zaum tshaj tawm) ntawm lawv lub vev xaib.
26/05/2020
Kev txheeb xyuas Helen Keller International
So I found out they do provide trade-free goods: “Since 1994, Helen Keller International has provided free vision screenings for more than 2 million children in the United States and provided more than 300,000 of them with prescription eyeglasses to solve common vision problems.” – but they also provide access to some trade-based services: “We are improving access to high-quality, affordable cataract surgeries for poor and remote communities in under-served regions of Asia.” (https://www.hki.org/what-we-do/saving-sight/)
Of course it’s great that they provide affordable cataract surgeries for poor people, but that’s not trade-free. So I can’t give them 5/5 blocks, even though they seem to be a great organization with good intentions.