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One of the most detrimental barriers to people receiving critical eye care is fear of the unknown. People living in rural areas, particularly in low-income countries,…
Charity Stories
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How Our Recommended Charities are Addressing the COVID-19 Pandemic
We remain steadfast in our mission and know that we’ll now have to work even harder to help save and improve lives, as the already-poor will…
They got their sight back. They got their life back.
October 10th is World Sight Day – a day dedicated to learning and spreading awareness about vision care. In honour of this day, we want to…
Working to provide women equal access to eye care
With International Women’s Day coming up on March 8, this is a good time to reflect on the advances we’ve seen over the last 20 years…
COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS KEEP THEIR EYES OPEN FOR PEOPLE IN NEED
Community health workers (CHWs), many of them women, work at the vanguard of Seva’s efforts to combat blindness in many regions around the world. Rokehatun and…
Field Of Vision: Edina Mboje’s Story
By Joe Raffanti, Seva Staff Member The first time I saw Edina Mboje, she had just learned two life-changing facts. The first was that the…
REGAINING SIGHT AND HOPE IN MYANMAR
Sixty-five-year-old Daw Ei Zin lost sight in her right eye over a year ago. She grew very worried as her left eye began to cloud over…
Seva updates: Awards, Accomplishments, and Larry Brilliant’s new memoir
The surgeon looks through her microscope. A small incision is made, a cloudy lens carefully removed, a new lens inserted. It all happens in less than…
Seva news– HBO Documentary and Olympic swimming partnership
A new HBO documentary OPEN YOUR EYES features the work of Seva Foundation We at Seva are happy to share that HBO’s 2016 Summer Documentary Series includes Open…