SEE’s Education & International Programs Coordinator, Gina Fernandez, traveled to Ecuador to witness the impact of our sight-restoring work.
SEE has recently joined with Johnson & Johnson to help shape the future of ophthalmic care in India.
SEE’s Humanitarian of the Year Award honors the dedication and achievement of volunteer ophthalmologists and partner organizations that are committed to ending preventable blindness. Meet Dr. Luis Lagos, Dr. Caroline Fisher, Dr. Kenneth Turley and the Westminster Free Clinic.
In the second week of November, SEE’s Santa Barbara Vision Care program hosted its annual Veterans Week event sponsored by Cox Communications! During this event, local veterans are provided with free comprehensive eye exams and glasses.
SEE International is proud to present our 2021 Annual Impact Report highlighting some of our life-changing work around the world during this past year.
Our Children’s Sight Week event was a huge success this year! This annual event provides local children with free comprehensive eye exams and free vouchers for glasses at local SBVC clinics in Santa Maria, Goleta, Ventura, and Oxnard.
SEE’s direct supply support to our partners in India, helps them conduct sight-restoring surgeries that transform the lives of individuals.
The SEE team is honored to welcome the newest members of our Board of Directors!  William O’Connor William E. O’Connor
SEE’s Medical Advisory Committee (MAC) provides board-level oversight and guidance of our medical and educational standards and practices.
The SEE team welcomes Don Bell, our new President and Chief Executive Officer.
We’re excited to announce that SEE has been selected to partner with WELLReceived through their Giving Back initiative!
SEE is proud to announce that long-time SEE volunteer ophthalmologist Dr. Helena Ndume has been recognized with two prestigious awards for her lifelong commitment to restoring sight in Namibia!
SBVC is happy to have started the new year strong by serving our community so individuals like Marina and Rosa could get the care they needed!
Volunteer SEE Ophthalmologist Dr. Thomas Baah hosted a Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS)  training course at his clinic in Accra, Ghana.
