As part of our partnership with CBM UK, we are hearing from CBM Programme Manager Elfreda Whitty about one of their projects to improve educational outcomes of girls with disabilities in Zimbabwe, and the difference it has made.
As part of our partnership with CBM UK, we are hearing about their work to improve ear and hearing care in Zambia, and the difference it made for six-year-old Tobile and her Mum
As part of our partnership with CBM UK, we’re hearing about their work in Zimbabwe to help girls with disabilities access education.
This month, as part of our partnership with CBM UK, we’re learning more about their Community-Based Inclusive Development work in the world’s poorest communities.
The Coronavirus pandemic is having an alarming impact on the numbers of people living avoidably blind.
It’s currently World Glaucoma Week (6-12 March)… but what is glaucoma?
Something as simple as a pair of glasses can be truly life-changing.
World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day is coming up on the 30th January. This month, as part of our Right to Sight campaign with CBM UK, we’re learning more about NTDs and discovering the progress that’s been made to #BeatNTDs in the world’s poorest places and the action still needed!
This month, we’re delving deeper into the eye condition cataracts – the leading cause of blindness worldwide – and exploring why it’s so important that children are diagnosed, and treated, early on.
This month, as part of our #RightToSight campaign, we’re sharing the inspiring stories of Nhung, Khut and Pom who live in remote communities in Vietnam. They all faced huge barriers to accessing …
This month, we’re celebrating some of these amazing #EyeHealthHeroes by introducing you to the incredible team at CBM’s partner Nkhoma Eye Clinic in Malawi – watch the 5 short films below.
This month, QAV is sharing the story of a man called Kabir who is living in a refugee camp in Bangladesh and has been able to build a business, and support his family, thanks to the glasses he’s been prescribed by CBM and their partner.
This month, QAV is sharing the story of a dedicated outreach worker called Debisa, who is protecting families in Ethiopia from the blinding eye disease, Trachoma.
This month QAV is sharing inspiring stories from an eye hospital in Zimbabwe
