Worldwide, 1 billion people live with avoidable visual impairment, such as blindness or low vision. Conditions like cataract or untreated eye diseases can lead to social isolation, unemployment, and poverty. That’s why we are committed to making eye care accessible, affordable, and sustainable. In Cambodja, Laos, Nepal, Tanzania and Vietnam we work together with our local offices to improve access to eye care for vulnerable communities in remote areas of low- and middle-income countries, where there is often a shortage of medical resources, knowledge, and eye care professionals.

Our support enables people to see their (grand)children again, return to work, and fully participate in their communities.

We always collaborate with local partners and governments, ensuring that clinics can eventually operate independently. In this way, we build lasting eye care step by step.