Seva Canada

Seva Canada’s Gender and Blindness booklet featured in IAPB newsletter

Seva Canada's new Gender and Blindness Booklet, Addressing Inequity in Eye Care is featured in this month's newsletter from International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness.

Seva Canada is now accredited through Imagine Canada's Standards Program

Nepal: first country in South-East Asia validated for eliminating trachoma

iATS Payments Names North America’s Most Innovative Nonprofits

iATS Payments Names North America’s Most Innovative Nonprofits For its innovation and excellence in the areas of fundraising, donor management and use of technology, Seva Canada, a Vancouver, British Columbia-based organization dedicated to restoring sight and preventing blindness in developing countries, has been crowned the overall 2018 iATS Innovator Award winner.

10 Tips to Reduce Your Risk for Glaucoma

Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of vision loss worldwide. Here are 10 things you can do to help reduce your risk of vision loss from glaucoma.

Equal Right to Sight

On March 8th, International Women’s Day, Seva Canada is launching a new campaign focused on ensuring women and girls have an equal right to sight. Learn why is gender equity in the treatment of blindness so important to us.

Celebrating 35 Years of Evolution & Innovation

Thank you to everyone who attended Seva Canada's 35th Anniversary Annual General Meeting. Here's a recap of the evening.

Heroes in the Field: Malagasy Key Informant, Florette Ravonimalaca

At a screening camp in Mandrosohasina, Madagascar we had the opportunity to talk to Key Informant Florette Ravonimalaca and ask her about her job. Here’s what she had to say.

A Strategy for Equity

Just as many boys and girls are being found and referred for eye care, yet girls are half as likely to receive care. Find out what Seva Canada and our partners are doing to work around the barriers girls face in accessing care.

Stories from the Field: Nepal's Dr. Shrestha is Committed to Restoring Childen's Sight

In Nepal, high proportions of children are blind from preventable causes. Dr. Manisha Shrestha, an pediatric ophthalmologist from the Seva-supported Bharatpur Eye Hospital in Chitwan District, Nepal, is hard at work to ensure more children receive the power of sight.