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Children are Suffering
What can we do?
How serious is this Problem?
Worldwide
- Approximately 1.1 billion people worldwide live with vision loss.
- An estimated 90% of global vision loss is preventable or treatable.
Pakistan:
- Around 26 million individuals in Pakistan experienced vision loss, with 1.8 million classified as blind.
- Nearly 42% of school children have conditions related to refractive error.
- In 2024, Pakistan's poverty rate surged to 25.3%, pushing approximately 13 million more individuals into hardship.
- Since 1990, cases of blindness and vision impairment in Pakistan have escalated by 55%, highlighting a pressing need for accessible eye care.
Our Focused Core Areas
Eye Surgeries & Treatments:
Being a transparent Eye Charity, we are providing free eye surgeries and treatments to restore vision for those who cannot afford care.
Started: 2003
School Screening Program:
Started: 2015
Vision on Wheels (VOW):
Started: 2021
Increase our Capacity:
Expanding our facilities to serve more cataract surgeries and enhance the quality of eye care provided.
Started: 2003
Satellite Clinic:

Started: 2003
How You Empower Lives
Success Stories

Ayesha Kumail, Multan
Little Ayesha, just a year old, was born with an eye condition that made it difficult for her to focus on the world around her.
Her parents noticed that she struggled to recognize faces and objects, but they didn’t know where to turn for help.
Thanks to Sight for Life Hospital, Ayesha received a free eye screening and was diagnosed with a treatable condition.
With the right care and medical support, her vision was restored, allowing her to see her parents’ smiles and the beauty of the world for the first time.
Today, Ayesha is a happy, playful child, exploring the world with bright eyes and a big heart. Her journey is a testament to the power of early diagnosis and compassionate care.

Rabia Syed, Vehari
Meet Rabia, a 5-year-old girl from a remote village who always loved to draw but struggled to see clearly.
Her parents never realized she had a vision problem—she adapted to her world by squinting and sitting close to objects. Without an eye checkup, her future was at risk.
Thanks to Sight for Life Trust’s free school screening program, Rabia was diagnosed with Keratoconus, a progressive eye disease that could have led to severe vision loss if left untreated.
Our team provided her with the care she needed—specialized treatment, glasses, and regular follow-ups to ensure her eyesight improved.
Today, Rabia can see clearly, learn with confidence, and chase her dreams. Her smile tells a story of hope, and her future is now filled with endless possibilities.
Why Support Sight for Life Trust?
- Trusted Eye Charity: As a leading eye charity in the UK, Sight for Life is dedicated to combating vision loss and supporting individuals affected by visual impairments.
- Comprehensive Eye Care: We focus on preventing and treating conditions like cataracts surgeries and glaucoma treatments, aiming to restore sight and improve quality of life.
- Transparent Operations: Operating under a 100% donation policy, every contribution directly funds patient care and eye surgery initiatives.
- Accredited and Compliant: Registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales, we adhere to all charity regulations and ethical donation practices.
- Secure and Confidential: We prioritize donor privacy and security, ensuring that all personal information and payment details are protected to the highest standards.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How much of my donation goes to helping individuals?
At Sight for Life, we operate under a 100% donation policy. This ensures that every pound you contribute directly funds our hospital and patient care in Pakistan. All administrative and operational costs are covered by executive donors and sponsors, ensuring your entire donation supports those in need.
What do you do?
Sight for Life is committed to eliminating blindness and vision-related challenges among some of the world’s poorest communities. We provide free eye care services, including surgeries and treatments, through our Jannat Aziz Eye Hospital and outreach programs like Vision on Wheels and school screening initiatives.
Where do you work?
We primarily operate in rural regions of Pakistan, delivering essential eye care services to underserved populations. Our Vision on Wheels program extends our eye charity reach to remote areas, where we also work as blind children charity conducting eye screenings in schools to detect and address vision issues early, ensuring children can learn effectively.
How do I cancel my monthly donation?
To cancel or modify your monthly donation, please contact our Supporter Care team by emailing [email protected] or calling +44 (0)161 200 8445. They will assist you with any changes you wish to make.
What is Gift Aid?
Gift Aid is a UK government scheme that allows charities to reclaim tax on donations made by UK taxpayers. This means your donations can be worth 25% more at no extra cost to you. For example, a £50 donation could become £62.50 with Gift Aid. To qualify, you must pay at least as much Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax in the tax year as the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all your donations.
Why Your Donation Matters:
Your generosity supports:
• Blindness Charities: Funding programs dedicated to preventing and treating blindness.
• Eye Surgery Charity Initiatives: Providing surgeries to those in need.
• Vision Charities: Supporting research and services aimed at improving eye health.
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