After three years of intensive training, mentoring and collaboration, Sight For All is proud to celebrate the successful completion of the Lao Paediatric Ophthalmology Fellowship Project, a transformative initiative that is already improving access to specialist eye care for children across Lao PDR.
Building a Future for Children’s Eye Care in Lao PDR Read More »
Over the life of the Cambodia-Lao Oculoplastic Fellowship Project, five ophthalmologists from Cambodia and Lao PDR gained specialised skills to diagnose and treat complex oculoplastic conditions.
Closing the Loop: Cambodia-Lao Oculoplastic Fellowship Read More »
Over three years, five Mongolian ophthalmologists successfully completed the Glaucoma Fellowship program, receiving advanced clinical and surgical training from an international team of glaucoma specialists.
Mongolia’s New Generation of Glaucoma Specialists Read More »
How a hybrid, multi-country fellowship is training the next generation of oculoplastic specialists in Cambodia and Laos — with local fellows now doing the teaching.
When the student becomes the teacher. Read More »
Harley Eye Clinic— A Legacy of Excellence, A Vision for Humanity Sight For All is delighted to have Harley Eye Clinic as its first Visionary Alliance Member! Harley Eye Clinic is an ophthalmology practice with over six decades of service, deep community roots, and a passion for humanitarian impact. Founded in 1958, Harley Eye Clinic
Visionary Alliance Member: Harley Eye Clinic Read More »
Sight For All, an Australian Not For Profit organisation headquartered in Adelaide has a ‘Teach a Man to Fish’ approach to provide a sustainable pathway to eliminating treatable blindness, both locally and abroad.
Sight For All mobilises ten Mongolian ophthalmologists to Australia Read More »
With the support of a generous grant from Lions Clubs International, Sight For All, in partnership with the Laos National Ophthalmic Centre, conducted a critical survey on childhood refractive error in Vientiane Province
Ten Year Survey of Childhood Refractive Error – Lao PDR Read More »
Sight For All CEO Judy Hatswell was recently in Canberra for the launch of a Social Return on Investment Report called “WE CAN’T WAIT AND SEE”. The report reveals that Geographic Atrophy (GA) related vision loss costs Australia $1.8Billion annually. It outlines the importance of addressing geographic atrophy and includes six key recommendations to drive awareness
We can’t Wait and See Read More »
For people experiencing homelessness, or at risk of experiencing homelessness, accessing eye health care in conventional clinics can be near impossible. Since July 2022, eye health care has been easier to access through WestCare Health’s Optometry Clinic. Established by Sight For All in partnership with Baptist Care SA and Flinders University Health2Go program, the clinic
It takes a village: Empowering support workers to prevent blindness Read More »
Sight For All and the Macular Disease Foundation Australia (MDFA) have recently worked together to educate at risk communities about diabetic eye disease. Sight For All was tasked to deliver community awareness sessions about diabetic eye disease to regional communities in South Australia (SA) and New South Wales (NSW) between 1 July 2021 and 31
Diabetic Eye Disease Education Read More »