What We Do

We implement a structured, scalable system that ensures no child falls through the cracks and every school has access to essential eye health interventions.

Our Model

Train
Screen
Identify
Refer
Treat
Follow-Up
Expand
Sustain

A comprehensive approach designed to deliver long-term, sustainable impact across schools and communities.

Our Programs

SCVDRI Initiative

Equipping teachers to identify early signs of vision problems and act as the first line of detection.

School Eye Health Program

Routine screenings and early interventions fully integrated into school systems.

Community Outreach

Eye camps and awareness programs targeting underserved and hard-to-reach populations.

Our Services

Training of Teachers

Hands-on training to detect vision problems, making teachers the first line of defense.

Screening of Vision-Impaired Children

Children are screened at school and referred with parental consent for further assessment.

Comprehensive Eye Examinations

Professional assessments for accurate diagnosis and appropriate interventions.

Subsidized Treatment

Financial support for glasses, medications, and minor treatments to ensure accessibility.

Referral & Sub-Referral Services

Coordinating advanced care for complex conditions requiring specialized treatment.

Classroom Evaluation

Monitoring academic progress to ensure vision challenges do not hinder learning.

Follow-Up Visits

Reassessing children, supporting teachers, and ensuring proper program implementation.

  • Reassess screened children
  • Support teachers
  • Check tools and manuals
  • Guide schools

Monitoring & Continuous Support

Tracking implementation and coordinating the Annual SCVDRI Commemoration Day.

Support & Sponsorship

Engaging partners, organizations, and governments to sustain and scale impact.

National & Global Expansion

Expanding across Nigeria, Africa, and globally to build a network of vision-ready schools.

Partner With Us to Transform Lives

Together, we can scale impact, reach more children, and ensure no child is left behind due to poor vision.

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