As children around the world prepare to head back to school, 10-year-old Asma in Ethiopia will join her friends after sight-restoring surgery at a Cure Blindness Project outreach. Read More
A donation of Samsung tablets expands a Primary Eye Care training program to ophthalmic nurses in rural Ghana. Read More
Advocacy efforts in Ghana mark a significant milestone in advancing organ and tissue donation laws with newly drafted country policy. Read More
A new partnership brings sight-restoring care to schoolchildren in Bangladesh. Read More
Hayat is a 12-year-old girl who had been unable to see clearly with her right eye for more than three years. Because she also lives with Down Syndrome, she has... Read More
Letenkol, 82, had been living in darkness for a year. Her son Tesfay brought her to the outreach after hearing an announcement in their village of free eye care services... Read More
Avoidable blindness can often be prevented through early detection and timely treatment. Recognizing the importance of strengthening eye care at the community level, the National Programme for Control of Blindness... Read More
Earlier this spring, we shared our 2025 Impact Report, highlighting the lives transformed through sight-restoring care and the progress made toward ending avoidable blindness.Now, we invite you to explore our... Read More
For more than a year, George lived in complete darkness. At 75 years old, the father from Mayom County, South Sudan, faced a reality no parent should endure—unable to see... Read More
Since our founding in 1995, Cure Blindness Project has been committed to bringing high-quality eye care at a low cost to those without access. Outreaches in remote areas increase access... Read More