Our guidance for governments and healthcare providers on how to ensure health facilities are accessible.

Sightsavers’ goal is to ensure all our eye health work is sustainable, accessible and planned with gender and disability considerations in mind.

Our education expert Veronica Stapleton on how a tool to assess children’s development has been adapted for young children with disabilities in Kenya.

Sightsavers’ Cathy Stephen shares what we've learned from embedding inclusive, accessible processes in our projects in East and West Africa.

Sightsavers Ireland showcased an accessible, award-winning garden at Bord Bia Bloom in 2022, designed to be an inclusive experience for people with visual impairment or sight loss.

Audits were recently carried out in Ghana to assess whether two hospitals, including their mental health units, were meeting accessibility standards, and to identify areas for improvement.

In my years as a disability advocate, I’ve learned that getting angry needs to be accompanied by getting active. We wanted to advise organisations on how to do better to include women and girls with disabilities.

The innovation prize was awarded for Sightsavers’ accessibility standards and audit toolkit, which helps improve healthcare facilities for people with disabilities.

In Singida, our inclusive eye health work has made eye care services more affordable, sustainable and equitable. Four people involved share their stories.

Sightsavers uses social behaviour change to understand why people make certain decisions, so we can support them to make healthy choices. We make sure this work is as accessible as as possible.