Cleared for Takeoff: Nine Children’s Journey to Sight @cartercenter
Cleared for Takeoff: Nine Children’s Journey to Sight  @cartercenter
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Trachoma blinds millions worldwide. In South Sudan, it was threatening nine children's sight — until The Carter Center flew them from their remote villages to the country's only pediatric eye clinic. Now they're back home, seeing clearly.

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