Other posts tagged "Little Flower Hospital"

Jul 29 2011

India has much to teach us – Part 2

by Lorie Gibson

Last week I wrote about the amazing efficiency of India’s Little Flower Hospital. Our hospitals may be busy, but they don’t come close to the sheer number of people treated daily by Indian hospitals. Here in Canada, we could learn … Continue reading →

Jul 22 2011

India has much to teach us – Part 1

by Lorie Gibson

Lorie Friesen, director of Policy and Planning, International Programs, joined Operation Eyesight this spring, bringing a wealth of experience in not-for-profit management focused on community investment and development initiatives. Her current work requires close relationships with Operation Eyesight’s overseas staff … Continue reading →

May 27 2011

Meet a man who is a father to thousands

by Lynda Cherry

As Father’s Day approaches, imagine being a father who is responsible for the wellbeing of tens of thousands of people! This, in fact, is the role of Father Sebastian, the director of Little Flower Hospital in Angamaly in the southwestern … Continue reading →

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