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SEE International

Thematic Focus Areas

Global Health
Provides eyecare services to break the cycle of hardship that preventable blindness causes, making patients, families, and communities healthier and stronger.

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EIN

31-1682275

CFC Number

11849

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On May 15, we recognize International Day of Families as a day that shines a light on the essential role families play in every community around the world. Families are often a source of care and belonging, but many face daily challenges that threaten their stability. Limited access to resources places enormous pressure on caregivers already doing everything they can to support their loved ones.  Around the world, charities are working alongside these families to help meet those challenges. By providing nourishment, restoring access to health services, strengthening caregivers, and creating safe environments for children to grow, these organizations help families build a more secure...

Charity Photos

  • Title: Dr. Helena Ndume
  • Charity: SEE International
  • Country: Namibia
  • Photo Credit: SEE International

Dr. Helena Ndume embraces a patient whose sight was restored with SEE’s support.

  • Title: Ophthalmic Microsurgery Course in Ile-Ife, Nigeria
  • Charity: SEE International
  • Country: Nigeria
  • Photo Credit: SEE International

SEE supported the ophthalmic training of four residents at Obafemi Awolowo University Training Hospital in Ile-Ife, Nigeria.

  • Title: Vantha
  • Charity: SEE International
  • Country: Cambodia
  • Photo Credit: SEE International

Vantha is a 6-year-old whose eyecare SEE supported in Cambodia in 2018.

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

In June of 2021, SEE supported a Level 2 Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS) Training Course in Accra, Ghana that lasted the whole month! The physician being trained, Dr. Egbula Eni, traveled from Nigeria to improve his surgical skills and learn the MSICS technique from SEE’s partner, Dr. Thomas Baah. Dr. Eni spent the month learning and practicing, over which time he helped perform 102 sight-restoring surgeries. At the end of his training, Dr. Eni was gracious enough to share with us some of his thoughts on the entire process, including his evaluation of our organization. He had this to say: “I would encourage other ophthalmologists to partner with SEE International, as SEE is an organization that will contribute immensely [to] the fight against preventable blindness in Nigeria, in Africa, and the world at large.”
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