We’ve been saving sight and changing lives since 1950
See what your support can achieve!
In the autumn 2023 issue of our supporter magazine, we’re celebrating the amazing feats made possible by you. See the life-changing difference you can make to millions of adults and children worldwide.
Latest from Sightsavers
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Give children a brighter future
We first helped Shahid six years ago. Now, your gift can give him new opportunities.
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Join the fight for disability rights
Take action now and be part of our campaign for a more equal world.
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Awards and accolades
We’re delighted to be rewarded for the quality and integrity of our work.
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About Sightsavers
Our goal is to prevent avoidable blindness and fight for the rights of people with disabilities.
What we do
How we’re run
Our annual reports
Fundraising
By raising money for Sightsavers, you really can change lives. There are plenty of ways to get involved.
Help as an individual
Corporate partnerships
Leave a gift in your will
Campaigning
We campaign for disability rights worldwide, so people with disabilities can participate equally in society.
Our Equal World campaign
Why we campaign
Our work on disability
Where will my money go?
91% of donations, including donated supplies, go to our vital charity work, and 9% help us grow awareness and our funding. Learn how we spend our money
See our work in action
Our year in review: Learn what we achieved last year, as told by the people who accomplished it.
Explore the history of trachoma: Learn about the disease that’s existed for more than 10,000 years. 
Visit our rural surgery camp: Tour our operating theatre in Tanzania where miracles happen.
Latest news and stories
Where is a woman’s place?
Six women with disabilities share how they’ve defied discrimination and negative attitudes to define their own place in society.
How we’re improving vision in Tanzania
Hear how our inclusive eye health project in the country has made eye care more affordable and equitable.
Sightsavers’ Gertrude Fefoame chairs UN committee
Gertrude becomes the first African woman to lead the UN disability committee.
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