Help Me See Inc.

“The form 990 was reviewed by the chairman/treasurer and president and ceo and approved by the same. For this year, the ceo (jacob mohan thazhatu) will sign the form 990 and chao wang will sign as custodian of the books. The form 990 was discussed by the board and approved through appropriate resolution before being filed with the irs.”

“The board of helpmesee reviews the conflict of interest policy and signs the form annually.”

“The chairman/treasurer in consultation with the board and with independent external input and auditors determines the compensation of the president, ceo and key employees.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Help me see inc., is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes in the united states and abroad within the meaning of sections 170(c)(2)(b) and 501 (c)(3) of the internal revenue code of 1986, as amended. It is actively leading the fight against cataract blindness on a global scale. Its innovative training system offers a highly structured curriculum for physicians to learn the techniques of manual small incision cataract surgery (msics), phacoemulsification and surgical complication management for cataract surgery in order to provide successful treatments for individuals affected by cataracts. Simulation based training offers a wide range of benefits to both surgeons and patients, such as providing an environment for surgical training that is safe and controlled. Trainees can practice techniques with greater precision and accuracy since simulators provide detailed feedback on performances, helping to minimize the risk of complications and gain experience with complex procedures which are otherwise difficult or even impossible to perform on humans. Medical professionals can reach higher levels of proficiency in an ethical way without compromising patient safety or quality of care. Msics is particularly suited for low resource settings as it allows surgeons to treat most types of cataracts present in underdeveloped areas while still providing excellent visual outcomes with minimal investment. Well trained cataract specialists can provide low-cost treatment to millions of those who are cataract blind or visually impaired. Suturing training course was launched in 2022. Phacoemulsification is a procedure of choice for cataract surgeons worldwide and the technology development for training in this procedure has been completed. This will be made available in 2023. Efforts are in place to develop modules for ocular trauma, pediatric cataract, and anterior vitrectomy and will be continued in 2023-2024. The principal activities to accomplish the exempt purpose of helpmesee are: design, development, and deployment of virtual reality eye surgery simulator-based training system and. Support a worldwide network of ophthalmology surgical training centers. Support workforce development of highly skilled eye surgeons in partnership with government, other non-profits, training institutes, private organization and enable access to eye care to the most underserved communities.”

“Consulting: program service expenses 1,886,711. Management and general expenses 90,201. Fundraising expenses 147,702. Total expenses 2,124,614. Other services: program service expenses 172. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 5,929. Total expenses 6,101.”

“Foreign exchange gain -145,299. Beginning net assets overstated on u.s. Trial balance 295,148.”