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On an international front, Together We See created programs and vision clinics in many countries, such as India and Tanzania, using founder Soham Govande's OcularCheck app. (Courtesy Together We See)

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Round Rock student-led nonprofit Together We See sets sights on reducing visual impairments globally

By Kelsey Thompson

Round Rock High School junior Soham Govande created the app OcularCheck to detect visual impairments in users. The app, which is now used in more than 100 countries, inspired the launch of his nonprofit, Together We See.

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