Lord Shinkwin has called for the UK to play an instrumental role in changing the lives of people with disabilities in the world’s poorest countries.
The strategy, which Sightsavers campaigned for, recognises that there has been insufficient progress on disability inclusion in global development.
On International Day of People with Disabilities, Sightsavers is celebrating the five-year anniversary of its campaign calling for disability rights.
As we celebrate the fifth anniversary of our disability rights campaign, Sightsavers’ Natasha Kennedy looks back to when it began.
A pilot project in Ghana was established to understand how disability data may be collected in a system delivering NTD interventions. Read the report here
The purpose of this annual report is to share learning, highlight our work on inclusion and stimulate and challenge both ourselves and our partners.
As Cameroon prepares for its general election, Sightsavers Country Director Joseph Oye explains why he hopes more people with disabilities will vote.
Augusto, who had both cataracts and trachoma, struggled to get medical help because of his disability. But Sightsavers’ inclusive healthcare approach enabled him to be treated.
Sightsavers works with partners in over 30 countries to eliminate avoidable blindness and support the empowerment of people with disabilities.
At the summit, there were more than 300 signatories to the UK government's Charter for Change, and more than 170 other specific commitments made.