Sir Fred Hollows

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Sir Fred Hollows was a renowned New Zealand–Australian ophthalmologist and humanitarian best known for his work restoring eyesight to thousands of people in disadvantaged communities around the world.

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instanceOf human
humanitarian
ophthalmologist
areaOfActivism Indigenous health
global blindness prevention
health equity
awardReceived Australian of the Year
Companion of the Order of Australia
Honorary Officer of the Order of Australia
Human Rights Medal
Rotary International Paul Harris Fellow
birthName Frederick Cossom Hollows
burialPlace Bourke, New South Wales, Australia
causeOfDeath cancer
countryOfCitizenship Australia
New Zealand
dateOfBirth 1929-04-09
dateOfDeath 1993-02-10
educatedAt University of New South Wales
University of Otago
employer University of New South Wales
familyName Hollows
fieldOfWork ophthalmology
foundationDate 1992
founded The Fred Hollows Foundation
givenName Frederick
honorificPrefix Sir
honouredIn Fred Hollows Reserve, Sydney
Fred Hollows Way, Bourke
knownFor establishing eye care programs in developing countries
prevention of blindness
restoring eyesight in disadvantaged communities
legacy The Fred Hollows Foundation continues his work globally
name Fred Hollows
linked to: Sir Fred Hollows
notableProject National Trachoma and Eye Health Program
notableWork eye care programs in Eritrea
eye care programs in Nepal
eye health work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
numberOfChildren 7
occupation ophthalmologist
university professor
placeOfBirth Dunedin, New Zealand
linked to: Dunedin
placeOfDeath Randwick, New South Wales, Australia
linked to: Randwick
spouse Gabi Hollows
workLocation New South Wales
Sydney

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