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Reaffirming the commitment to the long-term integration and sustainability of the School Eye Health Program as a national priority.

March 8th is International Women's Day 2025––a time to honor and uplift women who are driving change, breaking barriers, and transforming lives.

EYElliance, Uganda’s Ministry of Health and CHAI participated in a workshop to develop a job aid helping community health workers provide eye screenings and reading glasses.

The evaluation assessed EYElliance’s model of support to the Government of Liberia in advancing an integrated and sustainable school eye health program.

We celebrate Lapaire’s latest milestone—as early-stage investor, Saviu Ventures, successfully exits its investment, paving the way for Creadev to take Lapaire’s mission even further.

What does it take to solve some of the world’s most complex challenges? Spoiler: no single organization can do it alone.

Together with our partners—CHAI, Peek Vision, and Uganda’s Ministries of Health and Education—EYElliance is committed to making clear vision a reality for all Ugandan children.

Côte d'Ivoire's Ministry of Health has launched a pilot empowering Community Health Workers to deliver eyeglasses, paving the way for nationwide access.

The 1 billion person global development problem that we can solve today!

Lapaire Cote d’Ivoire and Med-Optics Vision Centre Uganda recognized by Financial Times' report.

The world’s biggest cause of vision impairment can become a global health success story – if we have the vision to make it happen!

The breakthrough partnership between EYElliance and Clinton Health Access Initiative in Uganda through the eyes of Isaac Okiring, Senior Coordinator Programs at CHAI Uganda.

Explore optometrist, Dr. Douglas' pivotal role in Liberia's eye health programs, empowering educators for a brighter future.

How Liberia integrated the dispensing of reading glasses by government community health workers into their national community health package.

EYElliance recently joined Eyeglass Initiatives to discuss their groundbreaking work in scaling access to eyeglasses globally.

This US $3 million investment is increasing access to eyeglasses for low- and middle-income consumers.

What does it take to make government-led health programming in low- and middle-income countries effective? We share the adaptations made to the first of its kind school eye health program in Liberia.

The UNESCO International Institute for Capacity Building in Africa and EYElliance are finalizing a new study providing a cost-benefit analysis of school eye health programs to encourage scale-up.

Read the transcript of our Universal School Eye Health Commitment to Action at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2023 Meeting in New York City.

School Eye Health is gaining support and has the potential to improve the lives of millions of children worldwide.

The transformative impact of the EYElliance Inclusive Optical Scale Out Program $10,000 grant on African entrepreneurs.

The good, the bad, and the unexpected of exploring integration within imperfect systems.

Partnering with the Liberian Ministry of Health, utilizing government-employed workers to address vision loss and enhance productivity in low-resource settings.

Leveraging a playbook to attract development finance and transform the retail optical sector into an impact industry.

Collaborative efforts to transform vision care in Liberia, integrating school eye health into policy and practice, via a sustainable, government-led approach.

Exploring EYElliance's role as a systems orchestrator in addressing global vision impairment through collaborative strategies with various stakeholders.

An article appearing on the front page of the Sunday New York Times.

It’s the biggest health crisis you’ve never heard of. Doctors, philanthropists and companies are trying to solve it.

The game-changing report that put the issue area on the global development map.