In 11 years we have achieved:
Over the course of 12 years, we have transformed the lives of more than 200,000 people in Bolivia, giving them back the ability to see with clarity and hope.
Thanks to the donation of custom-made glasses and the funding of cataract surgeries, we have supported stories of overcoming challenges and witnessed gazes that regain their light.
Because every restored vision is a new opportunity to dream, live, and reconnect with what truly matters.
We have reached out to hundreds of people in vulnerable situations, whose lives have been marked by the shortcomings of their environment and the lack of access to timely visual care. Today, thanks to our work, many of them have regained not only their vision but also hope and the opportunity to see life with new eyes and renewed excitement.
Reaching more than 200,000 people has not only been an achievement but also a testament to what can be accomplished when commitment and heart come together for a cause. Each member of our team contributes their talent, effort, and sensitivity to give thousands the opportunity to see and embrace life with a new perspective. Because behind every pair of recovered eyes, there is a story that is reborn. Join us and be part of this purpose that changes lives and restores hope.
Projects
Educating
Ametropias are refractive disorders of
the eye affects its ability to focus
light correctly on the retina. This…
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There are numerous diseases and disorders
that can affect visual health. Some of the
most common eye diseases include..
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Eye health is essential for maintaining a
good quality of life and optimal functioning
in daily activities. Here are some...
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The SDGs are the Sustainable Development
Goals. They are a set of 17 interconnected
goals adopted by the Assembly...
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We ask for your support through a donation to contribute to our efforts in the fight against avoidable blindness in Bolivia. Together, let's join forces to make a tangible difference in our world.
We are members of International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB).
Global alliance for the world ocular health sector, with over 250 organizations in more than 100 countries, working together for a world where everyone has universal access to eye care.