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D-1088
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Bangladesh - Kushtia/ Dhaka
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R C Dhaka North Eye Hospital
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$24,240
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 Kushtia is a poor and neglected regin of Bangladesh. Health facilities in this district along with adjoing districts is very minimum. Rotary through Rotary club of Dhaka North is doing tremendous work especially in the field of Eye Care through its well controlled and well managed Rotary Club of Dhaka North Eye Hospital at Kushtia with a motto of to eradicate blindness in conjunction with other stake holders. By this project we will be able to furnish our second operation theater with necessary eye equipment to undertake microsurgery as we have all equipment required in our main operation theater which is functional with two floors completed out of six floors.
By this project we will be covering three more districts beside Kushtia with a population of 25 lac. We will have over 2.5 lac people to attend and 25,000 operation to be done. But we may be able to attend 25,000 people and conduct operation to over 2500. | See Photo Album |
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Primary Host Partner in the Project Country
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Primary International Partner Outside the Project Country
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Proposed Financing
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Primary Host Sponsor Rotary Club/District |
Rotary Club of Dhaka North | $100 |
District 3280 DDF | $2,000 |
Additional Rotary Clubs/Districts |
Blindness Prevention Donor Advised Fund (DAF) | $2,000 |
International Sponsor Club | $5,394 |
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Amount requested from the Rotary Foundation
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$5,746
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Additional outside funding (not matched by TRF)
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$9,000
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Total
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$24,240
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Status and Progress Information
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Need $5,394
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 We are looking for a Club partner. Click here to pledge support for this project. For questions, please contact us at Admin@MatchingGrants.org
Need to raise: $5,394. Project listed for the 2008-09 Rotary Year.
The Matching Grant application number from TRF is #11,140. The TRF Staff in charge of this grant is Robbyn Tarpy (contact.center@rotary.org).
<30-Apr-08> System Entry
Creation of project page.
<30-Apr-08> System Entry
This project qualifies for a $2,000 contribution from the Blindness Prevention Donor Advised Fund (DAF).
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