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The Sightsavers Sierra Leone country team pose for a group photo next to a Sightsavers banner.

News / Disability & inclusion /

The office received the awards for its longstanding commitment to promoting equitable development.

March 2026

Two men shake hands during an awards ceremony. One man hands the other man an engraved glass award.

News / Disability & inclusion /

Abdulai has been recognised at the Presidential National Best Teachers Awards in Sierra Leone.

October 2025

News / Fighting disease /

Simon, who is Sightsavers’ director of neglected tropical diseases, is recognised in the King’s birthday honours for his services to eliminating neglected tropical diseases.

June 2025

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Blogs / Disability & inclusion /

Sightsavers hosted a workshop focusing on practical approaches to disability inclusion, where participants generated ideas to make sure healthcare is as inclusive as possible.

June 2019

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A girl wearing a blue shirt smiles while standing in a school playground.

Stories / Eye health /

At just seven years old, Luyando’s future was uncertain. Now her dreams and aspirations are back on track after two successful cataract operations.

Chisomo and his mother Margaret stand in front of the wooden door of their house.

Stories / Eye health /

Since having cataract surgery, Margaret and her son Chisomo can now live independently.

A doctor prepares Joseph for cataract surgery.

News / Eye health /

Sightsavers carried out more cataract operations than ever in 2023, according to figures published in the latest annual report.

September 2024

Stories / Eye health /

When Angeshita regained her independence after her eye operation, so did her family. After caring for her for several years. they are now able to return to school and work, giving them all hope for the future.

Dr Gladys walks with a female health worker, all wearing medical scrubs.

Stories / Eye health /

In Uganda, an inclusive eye health programme has helped to protect people’s vision and build a sustainable eye health system that can be accessed by everyone.

A mother holds and looks at her young son as they stand in front of a brick wall.

Stories / Eye health /

Cataracts are the world’s leading cause of blindness. On World Sight Day, learn what Sightsavers is doing to protect the sight of children with cataracts in Zambia.

Upendo talks to a patient during an eye test.

Stories / Eye health /

In Singida, an inclusive eye health programme has made eye care services more affordable, sustainable and equitable. Here, four people involved with the project share their stories.

Three local people from Malawi, shown against an illustrated purple background.

Stories / Eye health /

In a village in Malawi live Wilson, Ganizani and Alice. Learn how the impact of one eye operation spread through their entire community, changing lives as it went.

Arif and his mother sit on a bed chatting.

Stories / Eye health /

Arif’s life changed when he had two cataract operations at five years old. We've been following his journey since then, from completing his education to finding work as a driver.

Mary stands holding a book after her cataracts operation.

Stories / Eye health /

Mary has regained her sight and independence after a successful cataracts operation, enabling her to return to school and play with other children.

Gladys Atto in her doctor's uniform, smiling at the camera.

Stories / Eye health /

“My name is Dr Gladys Atto. I wanted to be a doctor since I was a child, and I am very proud to be an ophthalmologist and have an impact on people’s lives.”

Stories / Eye health /

The transgender community often experiences discrimination and can find it hard to access healthcare. Meet some of the people who benefited from a Sightsavers eye health screening aimed at marginalised groups.

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Sightsavers in Sierra Leone wins awards for disability inclusion

Sightsavers’ Abdulai Dumbuya wins award for inclusive education work

Sightsavers director Simon Bush awarded an OBE

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12 tips to make health programmes inclusive for people with disabilities

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“I want to be a doctor so I can help people”

Margaret and Chisomo’s story: “It was hard to find food when we couldn’t see”

Sightsavers funds record number of operations in 2023

“I’m a living testimony of cataract surgery”

“Everyone deserves quality eye care services”

Treating cataracts in Zambia: “I know their future is going to be bright”

The Boresha Macho project: improving vision in Tanzania

When small ripples make big waves: stories from Malawi

“Now I know what a gift sight is”

“I’m so happy I can see my grandfather again!”

A day in the life: the only ophthalmologist in Karamoja

Reaching Bangladesh’s transgender community