We organise and attend events

We embrace taking part in community events offering expertise on eyecare to communicate and sensitise the public on the importance of getting an eye check. Our Community Based Workers identify and refer people to Kwale Eye Centre 

We work closely with Government

We constantly liaise with the Ministry of Health,  sharing statistics of work done, training government employees and working with medics in delivering eye care. The stats inform the county governments and enable appropriate decisions. 

We set up pop-up clinics and medical camps

Scheduled eye screenings in health centres and hospitals, schools, meeting places , public places  

We offer sponsored care

Thanks to the service payments from patients and donations received from individuals, corporates and foundations, we can offer subsidised care to people in need.

We visit schools & educational institutions

We sensitise educationalists on the importance of eyecare and prevention. We help teachers learn how to assess visual difficulties and how to support their visually impaired students in learning. We organise screenings for all the student population and enlist the students' help to do this and reach the surrounding community  

We organise and offer training

We train medics in hospitals and health centres; non medics in admin, project and community; parents, teachers of sight challenged children on how best to inform children; community leaders and the general public on how to recognise and refer basic eye conditions, so they can refer their community to Kwale Eye Centre.