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Sahara Desert Trek

Experience the beauty of one of the most breathtaking and largest deserts in the world on this trek of a lifetime!
Dublin Marathon

To help the Hakim group raise £100,000
The Vision of 27 Million Children.

The Our Children's Vision Campaign reaches over 27 million children with eye tests in just two years.
Annual General Meeting 2018

Vision Aid Overseas hosts another successful Annual General Meeting

The Vision of 27 Million Children.

The Our Children's Vision Campaign reaches over 27 million children with eye tests in just two years.
Annual General Meeting 2018

Vision Aid Overseas hosts another successful Annual General Meeting
David Scott-Ralphs steps down as Chair of Vision Aid Overseas

After six years at Vision Aid Overseas, on Saturday 22nd September during the Vision Aid Overseas’ Annual General Meeting, David Scott-Ralphs stepped down as Chair of the eye care charity.
Double your donation this World Sight Day

You can double your donation this World Sight Day by taking part in our Big World Sight Day Lunch.
Landmark study reveals the impact of glasses on productivity

New evidence shows how a simple pair of glasses can improve workers’ productivity and reduce poverty.
Tesco donates frames and lenses to charity Vision Aid Overseas

Tesco has donated thousands of brand new frames and lenses to Vision Aid Overseas following the sale of Tesco Opticians to Vision Express.
Vision Aid Overseas partners with Deadstock Eyewear

For every pair sold, Deadstock Eyewear supports Vision Aid Overseas by donating £5, the cost of an eye test and pair of glasses in a Vision Aid Overseas’ programme country.
Vision Aid Overseas partners with London’s leading dealer of luxury vintage eyewear

Vision Aid Overseas have partnered with The Vintage Trap (TVT) to help bring eyecare services to children, adults and families living in isolated communities across Africa.
A Simple Way to Improve a Billion Lives: Eyeglasses

“It’s the biggest health crisis you’ve never heard of. Doctors, philanthropists and companies are trying to solve it.” Said Atul Loke for The New York Times
A Clear Future for the Commonwealth

A milestone decision was made at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, last week, that will change the lives of many people living with poor eyesight across the Commonwealth.