Argentine Blind Assistance Association Seeks Aid to Avoid Closure
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An Argentine association that has supported blind people for 64 years is facing financial difficulties and is seeking help to avoid shutting down. The potential closure could affect many visually impaired individuals who rely on the organization's services and support. The association's long history highlights its role in providing assistance and resources to the blind community in Argentina.
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- •The association has been operating for 64 years in Argentina.
- •It provides support and services specifically for blind people.
- •The organization is currently experiencing financial problems.
- •Without external help, the association may have to close.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Argentine government or private donors provide financial support the association can continue its operations and maintain services for blind individuals.
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