Why this program is needed
Many people in vulnerable communities live with untreated eye diseases and cannot afford diagnostics or treatment.
Many people in vulnerable communities live with untreated eye diseases and cannot afford diagnostics or treatment.
The program organizes free eye examinations and basic treatment, referring complex cases to partner clinics when needed.
Thousands of patients have already received screening and timely referrals, preventing avoidable vision loss.
Support is needed for diagnostic equipment, glasses, medicines, and to expand outreach to more remote regions.
An optometrist and an ophthalmologist evaluate the results of an eye CT scan
An ophthalmologist examines the retina using a slit lamp
An optometrist measures intraocular pressure with a tonometer
An ophthalmic surgeon performs blepharoplasty surgery
An ophthalmic surgeon performs cataract surgery
An optometrist measures intraocular pressure with a tonometer
An ophthalmologist examines the retina and retinal blood vessels during an outreach mission
An optometrist measures intraocular pressure with a tonometer
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