We’ve been saving sight and changing lives since 1950
In 2022 we achieved some amazing feats, thanks to you
We provided millions of sight-saving treatments and fought to uphold the rights of thousands of people with disabilities. And with your support in the coming year, we can do even more.
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Our goal is to prevent avoidable blindness and fight for the rights of people with disabilities.
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See our work in action
Letters from Malawi: Hear how people’s lives have been transformed now trachoma is eliminated.
What does the world look like with cataracts? Try our interactive eyesight simulation to find out. 
Visit our rural surgery camp: Explore our operating theatre in Tanzania where miracles happen.
Latest news and stories
A day in the life: “You really feel you’ve made a difference”
Dr Moira Chinthambi received a Sightsavers scholarship to train as an ophthalmologist and now works on our eye health programme in Malawi.
Sightsavers wins grant to fight disease in Guinea-Bissau
The Astellas Global Health Foundation is giving US$536,700 to help combat neglected tropical diseases.
Trachoma is eliminated in Malawi
Malawi has become the first country in southern Africa to eliminate the eye disease, as confirmed by the World Health Organization.
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