Our film, entitled ‘One billion treatments for neglected tropical diseases’, was chosen from a list of hundreds of submissions.
On 20 February 1969, Sightsavers supported men with visual impairments on an expedition to raise awareness about blindness.
From 22 February to 3 March, fans can bid on the opportunity to win up-close experiences with top celebrities, including a meet-and-greet with Rita Ora.
The year was momentous for Sightsavers: we reached some incredible milestones and changed millions more lives.
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.
The funding was announced by Richard Branson, via recorded video link, at the Global Citizen concert in Johannesburg on 2 December 2018.
Sightsavers helped to renovate the operating theatre and screening rooms at Phebe Hospital to provide eye care to local people.
The charity evaluator commended Sightsavers for its cost-effective work treating children for parasitic infections, known as deworming.