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A photograph Rasak Adekoya taken in a Sightsavers office

News / Disability and inclusion /

Rasak was selected for his work tackling the barriers faced by people with disabilities as part of the Inclusion Works programme in Nigeria.

August 2021

Lesline and classmates at school in Cameroon

News / Education /

As the Global Education Summit began in London this week, Sightsavers renewed its pressure on global leaders to ensure children with disabilities can receive an education.

July 2021

Four pairs of sunglasses from the Togetherband range, in black, dark green, tortoiseshell and cream.

News / Fundraising /

The initiative, which promotes the UN’s Global Goals, will donate £1 from every purchase to fund Sightsavers' work on river blindness.

July 2021

A long line of children queue to see an eye health worker.

News / Disability and inclusion /

Sightsavers' director of policy and programme strategy, Dom Haslam, responds to the "devastating" outcome of the vote to keep the budget for international development at 0.5% of national income.

July 2021

A man has his eyes checked for signs of trachoma.

News / Fighting disease /

Sierra Leone has become the 50th country to be surveyed for trachoma as part of the initiative, with one person being examined for trachoma every 26 seconds since the surveys began in 2012.

July 2021

Gertrude Oforiwa Fefoame speaking into a microphone.

News / Disability and inclusion /

Getrude has been recognised at the World Blindness Summit 2021 for her work in social inclusion and disability rights.

July 2021

An eye health worker wearing a mask shines a light into a woman's eyes to check for signs of trachoma. Another eye health worker stands nearby.

News /

A round-up of our work that your donations are helping to support, including news from India, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia and Malawi.

June 2021

News / Fundraising /

The company is funding vital treatment for people in need as part of its Buy One, Give Vision programme.

June 2021

School children in a queue have their information taken by a man

News / Fighting disease /

The £4 billion cut includes ending funding for the FCDO's flagship neglected tropical disease programmes, including the Sightsavers-led Ascend West and Central Africa programme.

June 2021

An illustration showing a group of people of different ethnicities, standing together. The people are pictured wearing brightly coloured clothes. One of the people in the group is a wheelchair user.

News / Disability and inclusion /

The study looked at interventions that have been used to tackle stigma, and highlighted gaps in the evidence base. Researchers are now calling for more effort to be put into filling these gaps.

June 2021

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Sightsavers Nigeria’s Rasak Adekoya becomes One Young World ambassador

‘Don’t fail us’: Sightsavers calls on leaders to address the global learning crisis

#TOGETHERBAND initiative supports Sightsavers with new sustainable sunglasses range

Statement: Sightsavers’ response to UK aid reduction decision

World’s largest trachoma surveys reach 50th country

Sightsavers’ Gertrude Oforiwa Fefoame receives women’s empowerment award

June 2021 update: highlights from around the world

Eye care group WALDO teams up with Sightsavers

UK government cuts funding for neglected tropical diseases

Sightsavers study highlights gaps in research into disability discrimination

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