On a mission to clear vision
Thousands of people in northern Kenya live with avoidable blindness and blurred vision caused by cataracts
A condition where the eye’s clear lens becomes cloudy, gradually blurring vision and, if untreated, leading to blindness. For many, this loss of sight means they can no longer work, attend school, or care for their families.
Our eye care program focuses on restoring sight and independence. Skilled local specialists provide free cataract surgeries that take just 15 minutes each, transforming lives instantly. We also conduct eye screenings and community outreach to identify patients early and ensure those most in need receive timely care.
Our eye care program focuses on restoring sight and independence. Skilled local specialists provide free cataract surgeries that take just 15 minutes each, transforming lives instantly. We also conduct eye screenings and community outreach to identify patients early and ensure those most in need receive timely care.
Quality improvements
safe recovery
Pre- and post-operative follow-up ensures safe recovery and improved quality of life.
local nurses
Local nurses are trained in eye screening and post-operative care.
ministry of health
Working closely with the Ministry of Health to ensure data entry into the national system.
"I can finally see again and support my children"
- Amina (43)
- Amina (43)
For years, Amina lived without access to the care she needed to restore her sight. We bring life-changing eye care to underserved communities, so parents can see again and support their families.
3821
patients screened by the Kenyan team in 2025, achieving its highest impact to date
325
+
Cataract surgeries were successfully conducted
250
+
prescription glasses provided
440
+
reading glasses provided
