Sight.org’s work in rural West Africa depends on trusted local leaders, African medical teams, village partnerships, and supporters who help make lasting sight-restoring care possible.
Sight.org exists to restore sight, share the gospel, and train local doctors so rural communities across West Africa can receive care close to home.
Sight.org Founder and President Lewis Swann joined East Texas Now to discuss the wider impact of Ebola outbreaks and why fear can affect communities far from reported cases.
After more than two years of cataract blindness, Kabafei Tchilabalo regained his sight and can once again see his wife and children.
After losing his vision and ability to work, Jean-Brice regained his sight through mobile cataract surgery in rural Togo.
After losing her sight to cataracts, Founou Agbanna regained her independence through mobile cataract surgery in rural Togo.
After losing her sight for three years, Alice regained her independence through cataract surgery in rural Togo.
After losing her vision to cataracts, Honkpevi Lali regained her independence through Sight.org’s mobile surgical outreach in rural Togo.
After years of blindness caused by cataracts, Ely regained his sight through Sight.org’s mobile outreach program in rural Togo, restoring independence and hope for both him and his family.
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