Last year, SEE International supported its third surgical program in Oshikuku, Namibia, bringing essential eyecare to low-income and underserved patients suffering from cataracts and other vision conditions.
On February 8, 2025, the SEE Vision Care (SVC) held a booth at the Earl Warren Showgrounds in Santa Barbara for the third Annual 211 Community Day Celebration, a free event designed to connect individuals and families with essential local resources.
SEE International is excited to welcome Joseph K. Hopkins as the newest member of our Board of Directors.
On the night of the new SBVC clinic opening, SEE had the privilege of serving Margarito, who was receiving vision care services for the first time in his life.
With our international clinics paused due to travel restrictions, SEE continued supporting our international partners by supplying them with the essential consumables and equipment needed to provide sight-restoring surgeries.
Every year, World Sight Day brings the global health community together to promote awareness of the blindness epidemic.
In February of 2010, SEE volunteer ophthalmologist Dr. Charles Post traveled to El Progreso, Honduras for a week-long program, where he and a team of volunteer medical professionals worked relentlessly to restore sight to individuals in need.
Although the consistent changing of worldly conditions has halted the work of thousands of organizations across the globe, SEE International has remained committed to our goal of providing quality eye care and serving our global community in any way we can.
In February of 2004, current SEE affiliate and volunteer ophthalmologist, Dr. Douglas Katsev, embarked on a mission with a team of medical volunteers to restore sight to patients in Savusavu, Fiji.
Here at SEE, it is our mission to provide accessible eye care services and sight-restoring surgeries to disadvantaged populations across the globe and right here at home.
In September of 1991, Dr. Duong Quang Trung, the Director of Health Services in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, invited SEE International to organize a volunteer team to perform eye surgery and present lectures in Ho Chi Minh City.
We would like to invite individuals and organizations committed to providing humanitarian eye care to join us in our efforts to expand our domestic programs.
In 1985, the Scientific Exploration Society in Britain organized and promoted the international program, Operation Raleigh.
One of the early programs that inspired the establishment of our humanitarian organization took place in Tesapaco, Mexico, in 1972.
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