For Cataract Awareness Month, we sat down with two local patients, Imelda and Sandra, at our Santa Barbara headquarters to hear about their experience with cataracts and share their journeys toward restored vision.
Last month, SEE International’s President & CEO Don Bell traveled to the remote town of Nuevo Progreso in the Western Highlands of Guatemala.
SEE Vision Care (SVC) recently launched De Campo a Campo (From Field to Field), a new mobile outreach initiative designed to bring essential eyecare directly to agricultural fields.
Through our international education initiative, SEE is proud to support NBJK’s mission to expand access to quality eyecare in underserved regions of India.
SEE Vision Care (SVC) recently had the pleasure of attending the Nonprofit Career Fair hosted by UCSB’s AS (Associated Students) Community Affairs Board (CAB) on Wednesday, April 16, at the Corwin Pavilion.
Last year, SEE International supported its third surgical program in Oshikuku, Namibia, bringing essential eyecare to low-income and underserved patients suffering from cataracts and other vision conditions.
On February 8, 2025, the SEE Vision Care (SVC) held a booth at the Earl Warren Showgrounds in Santa Barbara for the third Annual 211 Community Day Celebration, a free event designed to connect individuals and families with essential local resources.
At SEE International, we are committed to honoring those who served our country through our annual SEE Vision Care (SVC) Veterans Week event, where we provide access to essential eyecare services through targeted outreach.
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.
This June, we partnered with Alcon and Hospital de la Familia in Nuevo Progresso, Guatemala, to offer vital eyecare services and cataract surgeries to patients in need.
Tracy Parisher and Grace McNamara are SEE International’s newest Board members.
SEE International is honored to announce the opening of our new free vision clinic, located in Lompoc, California, in partnership with Savie Health.
We would like to honor and commemorate SEE Trustee Emeritus and friend, Dr. George Primbs, who passed away recently on January 7th, 2024.
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.
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