Our latest news and sight stories: the stories of the women, children and people living in extreme poverty and isolation that have been given the power of sight because of our donors are inspiring. Every one of them is worth sharing.
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.
Seva Canada is honoured to be featured on The Life You Can Save’s list of non-profit organizations addressing global poverty by performing innovative and cost-effective work to bring medical services, vital nutrients and economic opportunities to people living in extreme poverty.
This past year, Seva Canada donors helped over 1 million people benefit from accessible eye care services. Learn more about what you helped accomplish.
Over thirty-five years ago, Seva’s founders had a vision – a world where no one was needlessly blind or visually impaired. Learn how Seva donors like you have improved and transformed eye care worldwide since then.
This October, the Canadian fitness community came together to get sweaty and restore sight for World Sight Day. 25 studios held specialty classes or offered classes by donation, in support of Seva Canada’s eye care programs. See what they did!
Sweat for Sight is a multi-faceted event in support of Seva Canada, held on and around World Sight Day, which is on October 12th 2017, the annual day of awareness of blindness and visual impairment. Get involved today.
Thirty-five years ago, Seva’s founders had a vision – a world in which no one is needlessly blind or visually impaired. See how far we've come since then, all thanks to your generosity and belief that everyone deserves the right to sight.
