The SEE Blog

2024 Humanitarian of the Year Awards

SEE’s Humanitarian of the Year Award honors the dedication and achievement of volunteer ophthalmologists and partner organizations that are committed to ending preventable blindness.

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Restoring Sight in Guatemala

This June, we partnered with Alcon and Hospital de la Familia in Nuevo Progresso, Guatemala, to offer vital eyecare services and cataract surgeries to patients in need.

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Patient Stories

Dr. Helena Ndume

Dr. Helena Ndume is a Namibian ophthalmologist who is internationally renowned for her humanitarian work.

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Caroline Fisher, MD
SEE News

2022 Humanitarian of the Year Awards

SEE’s Humanitarian of the Year Award honors the dedication and achievement of volunteer ophthalmologists and partner organizations that are committed to ending preventable blindness. Meet Dr. Luis Lagos, Dr. Caroline Fisher, Dr. Kenneth Turley and the Westminster Free Clinic.

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Veterans Week at Santa Barbara Vision Care
Events

Veterans Week 2022 at SEE Vision Care

In the second week of November, SEE’s Santa Barbara Vision Care program hosted its annual Veterans Week event sponsored by Cox Communications! During this event, local veterans are provided with free comprehensive eye exams and glasses.

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SEE News

Impact Report 2021

SEE International is proud to present our 2021 Annual Impact Report highlighting some of our life-changing work around the world during this past year.

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Children's Sight Week 2022
Events

Children’s Sight Week 2022

Our Children’s Sight Week event was a huge success this year! This annual event provides local children with free comprehensive eye exams and free vouchers for glasses at local SBVC clinics in Santa Maria, Goleta, Ventura, and Oxnard.

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Stories from the field

Transforming Lives in India

SEE’s direct supply support to our partners in India, helps them conduct sight-restoring surgeries that transform the lives of individuals.

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