SEE Vision Care (SVC) recently had the pleasure of attending the Nonprofit Career Fair hosted by UCSB’s AS (Associated Students) Community Affairs Board (CAB) on Wednesday, April 16, at the Corwin Pavilion.
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.
As a SEE doctor, you are well acquainted with the joy of restoring sight to the world’s blind, the thrill of overseas travel, and interacting intimately within a culture which few travelers will ever experience.
Today, SEE International joins the global health community to observe World Sight Day 2018, to raise awareness about avoidable blindness.
Read this heartwarming story about how Hortencia got in contact with SEE, and how your support changed her life and the lives of her family members.
This video tells the story of Hortencia, a mother and grandmother who lives and works in our home community of Santa Barbara, CA.
To celebrate the conclusion of this year’s 4th Annual ArtSEE Event, we’re honoring artists who have suffered from vision loss, be it cataracts or other eye ailments, that inhibited their artistic abilities.
A new study released in The Lancet Global Health, a leading medical journal, estimates that global blindness will triple by the year 2050.
SEE International has partnered with the Moran Eye Center for many years supporting their outreach camps with the necessary medical supplies used for cataract surgeries.
What would you do if your child was going blind? What if you couldn’t afford the care they needed?
In November 2017, Dr. Jeffery “Jeff” Levenson, a volunteer ophthalmologist and Chief Medical Officer at SEE, gave an illuminating talk at TEDx Santa Barbara.
The SEE team arrived in Vanuatu on a beautiful, sunny July day.
Way back in 2003, the Colvard family had an inspiring experience during a SEE program.
Dr. Brown founded SEE International over 40 years ago in response to the overwhelming number of people worldwide living with curable blindness.
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SEE International
PO Box 981263
W. Sacramento, CA 95798-1263
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6500 Hollister, Suite 120
Goleta, CA 93117
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