OUR IMPACT

We exist to make an impact.

OUR IMPACT

Every action we take is considered and every project is designed with sustainability in mind. Because of this, the long-term impact of projects cannot be measured but rather the immediate effect has been summarised below.

For more than 14 years, Sight For All has been working to improve access to equitable eye health care.

Thanks to you, through 2022-2023 we were able to reach more than 1 million people worldwide.

Sight For All volunteers looking at the eyes of a new born

Our Impact Last Year…

x 6 Countries Supported

x 16 International
Teaching Trips

x 135 Ophthalmic
Equipment Donated

x 10 Projects Implemented

x 200 Eye Health
Workers Trained

x 59 Partnerships with
International Institutions

x 1K + Visionary Hours
Donated

x 46 Hospitals
Equipped Through
Projects

CAMBODIA GLAUCOMA IN-COUNTRY FELLOWSHIP PROJECT

Sight For All’s Glaucoma Fellowship Project trains local ophthalmologists to manage complex eye conditions, significantly improving eye health and reducing blindness. Key metrics included costs of training and equipment, benefits such as increased productivity and reduced healthcare costs, and the impact of Disability Adjusted Life Years. The project yielded an impressive SROI of $50 for every $1 invested, demonstrating its substantial positive economic and social impact.

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CAMBODIA PAEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY IN-COUNTRY FELLOWSHIP PROJECT

Sight For All’s Cambodia Paediatric Ophthalmology In-Country Fellowship Project, which addresses childhood visual impairment trains general ophthalmologists to become specialists in treating complex paediatric eye conditions and provides necessary equipment and community education for early detection and treatment. The analysis considered project costs and benefits, including increased workforce productivity, reduced healthcare costs, and improved quality of life. The findings revealed a remarkable SROI of $100 for every $1 invested, highlighting the significant impact on children’s eye health and the potential for further training through the ‘Torch of Learning’ effect.

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