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Aasiya wearing a pair of glasses. She has a colourful scarf over her hair.

We start with sight, but we don’t stop there

In the past 75 years, Sightsavers has achieved amazing things. We work in more than 30 countries in Africa and Asia to train health workers, provide eye operations, support people with disabilities, improve women’s health and more. But we need your help.

Find out what we do

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How we’re making a difference

Three boys, one with visual impairments, smile and link arms in their school playground in Mali.

About Sightsavers

Our goal is to prevent avoidable blindness, fight disease and ensure equality for everyone.

What we do
How we’re run
Our annual reports

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Fundraising

By raising money for Sightsavers, you really can change lives. There are plenty of ways to get involved.

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Sightsavers staff at the UN hold signs saying 'We call on the United Nations to uphold the rights of people with disabilities'.

Campaigning

We campaign for disability rights and inclusion so everyone can participate equally in society.

Our campaigning work
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

Two doctors in surgical scrubs prepare equipment inside an operating theatre.

Meet an eye health hero: See how Alinafe has improved eye care in his community.

Explore the history of trachoma: Learn about the disease that affects millions.

Visit our rural surgery camp: Take a virtual tour of our operating theatre where miracles happen.

Latest news and stories

A girl wearing a hijab is handed a white tablet to protect her from intestinal worms.

Blogs / Fighting disease /

Safeguarding children’s futures: why deworming programmes are vital

Parasitic diseases can have a severe impact on a child’s health and education. That’s why we must ensure future treatment campaigns continue.

Nar, who had successful treatment for trachoma, sits outside with her two grandchildren. They are all smiling.

News / Fighting disease /

Senegal has eliminated trachoma

Thanks to support from Sightsavers and other organisations, millions of people are no longer at risk from losing their sight to the eye disease.

Sightsavers’ programme officer Salome Njeri Mbugua-Mutua receives the award on stage alongside two academy instructors.

News / Disability and inclusion /

Sightsavers’ IT Bridge Academy wins award

The top-performing academy supports young people with disabilities in Kenya to train for a career in IT.

Nine-year-old Khadijah at school with her friend after successful cataract surgery. They're sitting at a desk writing on a shared piece of paper, wearing their blue school uniforms.

Nine-year-old Khadijah (right) is no longer at risk of going blind.

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Protecting sight, fighting disease and promoting equality for all

We protect sight, fight disease and make sure everyone can claim their rights.

Find out how your support can make a huge difference and change lives.