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Many people with disabilities are denied their human rights. With your help, we can fight for an equal world.

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Our vision for eye health

Our Eye Health Equals campaign has an ambitious aim: to ensure the world’s eye care needs are met.

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Every day, children around the world are going blind from eye diseases that are easy to prevent or cure. You can help us stop this.

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Together, we are Sightsavers

If you’ve seen our TV ad, learn how leaving a gift to Sightsavers in your will can help do amazing things for generations to come. Together, we can make a difference.

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Nearly half of visual impairment can be treated or prevented.

Since 1950, we’ve been saving sight and changing lives around the world.

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Our work

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Eye health

We protect sight and change lives by treating and preventing a range of eye conditions, from refractive error to trachoma.

Our eye health work

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Disability rights

We campaign for the rights of people with disabilities to participate equally in society, leaving no one behind.

Sightsavers and disability

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Fighting disease

We help to tackle five debilitating neglected tropical diseases that affect more than a billion people around the world.

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We work in more than 30 countries worldwide

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How we’re making a difference

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Trachoma is eliminated in Malawi

Malawi has become the first country in southern Africa to eliminate this infectious eye disease. Learn how Sightsavers helped to achieve this historic milestone.

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“Now we can get the help we need”

In Pakistan and Bangladesh, Sightsavers’ Right to Health project worked with transgender communities to remove the barriers they face when accessing eye health care.

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Sightsavers pledges at least US$25 million to help beat neglected tropical diseases

The funding, which will be spent between now and 2025, will help to protect millions of people from the harmful effects of NTDs.

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Nine-year-old Rabia is no longer at risk of going blind.

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