One billion people have a visual impairment that could have been prevented or could still be treated. By making eye health part of global development work, we’ll reduce inequality and help achieve the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Watch the video below to find out more about our manifesto for change.
What does eye health equal to you? We’d love it if you could comment on this post and let us know! Even better, why not record a video and tag us in it?
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2.2 billion people have a visual impairment, but almost half of this is preventable or treatable. How many lives will you change this #WorldSightDay? #EyeHealthEquals
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Half of the world’s population is unable to access eye care. If that stat makes you angry, share @Sightsavers’ manifesto for change. #EyeHealthEquals
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“I didn’t understand as a child, but now I understand what a gift sight is.” As Arif’s story shows, the impact of good eye health goes beyond restoring sight… #EyeHealthEquals @Sightsavers
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After sight-saving surgery in Bangladesh, Shamima’s showing her family the importance of seeking help for their eyes. #EyeHealthEquals @Sightsavers
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This is a story that shows how the impact of one eye operation can spread through an entire community, changing lives as it goes. How far can we make it ripple out? #EyeHealthEquals @Sightsavers
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#EyeHealthEquals opportunity, allowing children like Amina’s to learn alongside their peers. @Sightsavers
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#EyeHealthEquals more than sight. What does eye health equal to you? https://t.co/lghxok1AlH pic.twitter.com/Y3ZdyQIeSU
— Sightsavers (@Sightsavers) October 3, 2022
Half of the world’s population is unable to access eye care. If that stat makes you angry, share @Sightsavers' manifesto for change. #EyeHealthEquals https://t.co/3l1iw61hYT
— Caroline Harper (@CarolineAHarper) October 4, 2022
#EyeHealthEquals equality ?? https://t.co/dYq9eNM7zf
— Jacob Makau (@its__makau) October 4, 2022
Half of the world’s population is unable to access eye care. If that stat makes you angry, share @Sightsavers' manifesto for change. #EyeHealthEquals https://t.co/KmRy8qoExm
— JOY (@Joytarbo) October 3, 2022
#EyeHealthEquals something different to everyone.
— Sightsavers (@Sightsavers) October 5, 2022
Arya, from India, shares what eye health means to her.
What does it mean to you? https://t.co/lghxok12w9 pic.twitter.com/2Tav64mHCQ
#EyeHealthEquals more than sight, it's about opportunity. Find out more ? https://t.co/jAVhgO7b50
— Nas (@NasKhanum) October 3, 2022
2.2 billion people have a visual impairment, but almost half of this is preventable or treatable. How many lives will you change this #WorldSightDay? #EyeHealthEquals https://t.co/P9XsEI8Uw9
— Samantha Nyathi (@sammygonouya) October 9, 2022
#EyeHealthEquals opportunity, allowing children like Amina’s to learn alongside their peers. @Sightsavers https://t.co/ApMVpTdy5O
— JOY (@Joytarbo) October 3, 2022
2.2 billion people have a visual impairment, but almost half of this is preventable or treatable. How many lives will you change this #WorldSightDay? #EyeHealthEquals https://t.co/VntrZxM2Le
— Amira (@MamanQureshi) October 6, 2022
This is a story that shows how the impact of one eye operation can spread through an entire community, changing lives as it goes. How far can we make it ripple out? #EyeHealthEquals @Sightsavers https://t.co/tCBCCbIrf0
— Ross Gilligan (@Ross_Gilligan) October 3, 2022
#EyeHealthEquals opportunity, allowing children like Amina’s to learn alongside their peers. @Sightsavers https://t.co/zrb6oRoAjl
— Tichafara Chisaka (@Zawa_uhuru) October 3, 2022
“I didn’t understand as a child, but now I understand what a gift sight is.”
— Ben Steele (@brighton__ben) October 3, 2022
As Arif’s story shows, the impact of good eye health goes beyond restoring sight… @Sightsavers #EyeHealthEquals https://t.co/RVMNkxbnQx
#EyeHealthEquals opportunity, allowing children like Amina’s to learn alongside their peers. @Sightsavers https://t.co/UDwETN6b19
— Takyiwa Danso (@Tatch09) October 3, 2022
2.2 billion people have a visual impairment, but almost half of this is preventable or treatable. How many lives will you change this #WorldSightDay? #EyeHealthEquals https://t.co/z1BTa3X2CZ
— Jo Glyde (@GlydeJo) October 3, 2022
2.2 billion people have a visual impairment, but almost half of this is preventable or treatable. How many lives will you change this #WorldSightDay? #EyeHealthEquals https://t.co/9zWd0wGxgj
— Cllr. Cornish: ? ?? (@GreenCornish) October 3, 2022
2.2 billion people have a visual impairment, but almost half of this is preventable or treatable. Thank you to everyone who is helping us to raise awareness this #WorldSightDay #EyeHealthEquals https://t.co/LnKhgl7eVs
— Jo Jones (@JoJones94328425) October 3, 2022
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