Helen Keller Fakavaha'apule'anga
3.0 mei he 5 fetu'u (makatu'unga 'i he 2 vakai'i)
fekauʻaki mo e:
‘Oku tau’i ‘e he Helen Keller International ‘a e ngaahi tupu’anga mo e ngaahi nunu’a ‘o e kui mo e ta’ema’u me’atokoni ‘aki ‘ene fokotu’u ha ngaahi polokalama ‘o makatu’unga ‘i he ngaahi fakamo’oni mo e fakatotolo ‘i he sio, mo’ui lelei mo e me’atokoni.
ngaahi meʻa ʻoku ʻoatu:
26/05/2020
Toe vakaiʻi ʻo e Helen Keller Fakavaha'apule'anga
3 poloka ki he ngaahi trackers lahi (mo e ngaahi ads 'e lava ke hoko) 'i he'enau uepisaiti.
26/05/2020
Toe vakaiʻi ʻo e Helen Keller Fakavaha'apule'anga
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/)
Ko e mo’oni ‘oku sai ‘aupito ‘enau ‘oatu ‘a e tafa mata ‘oku totongi ma’ama’a ki he kakai masiva, ka ‘oku ‘ikai ko e trade-free ia. Ko ia ‘oku ‘ikai keu lava ‘o ‘oange ha’anau poloka ‘e 5/5, neongo ‘oku ngali ko ha kautaha lahi ‘oku ‘i ai ‘enau taumu’a lelei.