About us

Sight Aid for Africa team at an outreach

History of

Sight Aid for Africa

Sight Aid for Africa was founded to address the lack of affordable eye care for low-income individuals in my community. The organisation raises funds to support a local eye clinic, providing basic eye care services such as prescription lenses and eyewear to those who cannot afford it. This work has been both challenging and rewarding, as it has helped to improve the quality of life for so many individuals.

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It has also been an opportunity to make a positive impact in the community and to see the results of the organisation’s efforts firsthand.

500+People reached

  • Organisations joined the cause
  • Facilities prepared for beneficiaries
  • See clearly

Our

Mission

To realise our vision, Sight Aid for Africa’s mission is to raise funds to support the provision of eye care services, conduct community outreach to raise awareness about the importance of eye health, and provide medical aid such as glasses, drugs, and surgery. We will also advocate for policy changes that will improve access to eye care, and work to train and educate eye care professionals. By doing this, we hope to make a significant and lasting impact on the lives of people in Africa.

See the World Clearly

Eye exams, glasses and treatment for those who cannot afford them.

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Be part of a movement that restores sight and hope.

An optometrist examining a patient

Our

Vision

Sight Aid for Africa’s vision is a world where everyone has access to quality eye care, regardless of their income or socioeconomic status. We believe that access to quality eye care is a human right, and that no one should be denied the opportunity to live a life of dignity and opportunity because of a lack of access to eye care.

500+People reached

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What They Are Talking About

  • 10+Volunteers
  • 5M+Amount Spent
  • 500+People Reached

Help someone see clearly

Your support helps us provide glasses, medications, and surgeries to those who would otherwise go without.