A Unique View On The Projects - CBM Spots

Old man spot - a little child is teasing an old man, who is blind.
The spot shows what kind of life-changing effects a cataract operation can have - to the big surprise of the child. © CBM
An old man no longer has to bear the jokes of little children, who tease him because they know that he is blind—this and other life-changing moments could have happened in CBM-supported projects.

The spot showing the old man, whose sight was restored with a cataract operation, as well as other spots, are fictional and reflect the programme work of CBM in a fun way, even though the day-to-day work in the more than 1000 CBM projects overseas can also be challenging to clients, staff, and expatriate coworkers.

TV spots and short films produced by CBM’s national member associations represent many different creative ways of presenting CBM’s programme work. Have fun watching!
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What you cannot steal: the hope of persons with disabilities

Now more than ever: Mirsa, 6 years old, is asleep on the couch. Story of Abe Aduimenau and his family. His wife Habiba and his daughters Mirsa and Aliya all have disabilities. Photo: CBM

The economic crisis threatens to take away all hope from the world's poorest persons with disabilities. But you can restore hope and lift the world's poorest people out of desperation, now more than ever, by giving what you can to help the children of families like Abe's stand a better chance. Photo: CBM

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'Conflicts in the Congo' exhibition profiles CBM's work

A striking black and white image shows two Congolese boys looking sensitively at the camera

Widespread violence has left thousands at risk of life-long disability in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Now a photo exhibition organised by CBM UK profiles the lives of people thorughout the conflict and CBM's work in the region.
Photo: CBM/KMcAllister

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Projects worldwide

Projects worldwide