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Join IAPBIES is an educational institution in Optometry and Specialization in Ophthalmic Optics. Since 2003, they have led the Vision Peru Program, bringing basic ophthalmology, optometry, and optics services to rural and remote communities in Peru.
Sheba Medical Center is the largest hospital in Israel and the Middle East, annually serves nearly 2 million patients.
The Arclight Project, a social enterprise based in the School of Medicine at the University of St Andrews, designs innovative, cost-effective eye and ear devices.
PERDAMI (Indonesian Ophthalmologist Association) is a professional organization of ophthalmologists which until now (2020) consists of around 3,000 ophthalmologists from all over Indonesia.
Since 2014, Renovatio has served more than 25 states in Brazil, as well as countries such as Haiti, India, and Mozambique, assisting over 400,000 individuals.
Each year, charitable organizations, NGOs, and public health groups from around the world support our mission through collaboration and support.
Over the years, Vision Friend Sakib Gore has made remarkable strides, providing free eye checkups to 2 million people, distributing free spectacles to 1.5 million individuals, and performing free cataract surgeries for 56,000 people.
GoodVision Bolivia’s mission is to solve the national problem of untreated defective vision, as a social project in vision test.
A Peruvian population that enjoys good ocular health through an optimal institutional response at the levels of prevention, research and teaching in ocular health; contributing to the construction of public policies for national development.
To ensure the exercise of the profession and specialty in terms of the corresponding legislation and the scientific and ethical principles that guide medical practice in our country, based on the Code of Ethics and Professionalism of the Association.
Our mission is to fight avoidable blindness by providing quality and accessible eye care to the underprivileged.