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Alan and Jenny Boardman’s Eyedrop Uganda success

Summary by Euro Weekly News
The Eyedrop for Uganda 2026 campaign, spearheaded by Mijas-based philanthropists Alan and Jenny Boardman, has concluded triumphantly, bringing real hope and improved lives to vulnerable communities in rural Uganda. Supported by the generous Costa del Sol community in central and inland areas, along with contributions from the UK, the initiative successfully delivered essential aid during the… Source

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Alan and Jenny Boardman’s Eyedrop Uganda success

The Eyedrop for Uganda 2026 campaign, spearheaded by Mijas-based philanthropists Alan and Jenny Boardman, has concluded triumphantly, bringing real hope and improved lives to vulnerable communities in rural Uganda. Supported by the generous Costa del Sol community in central and inland areas, along with contributions from the UK, the initiative successfully delivered essential aid during the… Source

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Euro Weekly News broke the news in Spain on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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