Blinded by cataract, Gilbray's dream is to once again take the young men out and teach them how to hunt the traditional way. He says, "I'll be able to hunt good when I get my eyes fixed up."
Gilbray's journey
  • An Indigenous boy who took part in the creative workshops at Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge).
    Providing opportunity in the Jawoyn region

    The Foundation and the Jawoyn Association are providing opportunities for young Indigenous people to interact and learn from their elders through hearing the stories of the Jawoyn people, culture and history.

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  • The Black Arm Band group receives top award

    The Black Arm Band has been recognised for their outstanding achievement in performing arts, receiving one of Australia’s most prestigious awards – The Sidney Myer Performing Arts, Group Award.

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  • The Foundation's Director of International Programs, Virginia Sarah, on a recent visit to China.
    Foundation-trained surgeons restore sight to thousands in China

    China: Surgeons trained by The Foundation have taken part in a campaign to provide free surgery to 100,000 cataract patients, with one surgeon restoring sight to 7,900 people.

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Professor Fred Hollows examining the eye of seven year old Tran Van Giap at the Vietnam National Institute of Ophthalmology (VNIO) in Hanoi (Vietnam) in 1992. Photo courtesy of www.michaelamendolia.com.
"I believe that the basic attribute of mankind is to look after each other"