Donate

Kenya

Population:  55.3 million
People living with vision loss: 3.9 million
IAPB Vision Atlas. (2025, May 22). IAPB Vision 
Atlas. https://visionatlas.iapb.org/

Designate my donation to Kenya

Our Work in Kenya

Last updated June 2025

We have been working to prevent blindness and restore sight in Kenya since 2007 and now have programs covering 148 villages across nine districts and counties.


2024 Highlights 

In 2024, through the Vision Impact Project (VIP), supported by CBM Christian Blind Mission, we equipped the Loitoktok and Ngong Sub-county Hospital eye clinics and improved accessibility by building wheelchair ramps, renovating water and sanitation facilities, and designating parking. 

Through the VIP in Kajiado County, we learned that, of those screened and referred to the Kajiado East and Kajiado Central vision centres, only 28 per cent were going to the facilities. We worked with county leadership on tracking patients with identifiers and referral forms, and adherence rose to 38 per cent by the end of 2024.

We rolled out a Hospital-Based Community Eye Health Program with the Nandi County Government, establishing the Kaptumo Eye Unit to bring eye health care closer to home for those in the project area.*/

As a partner in the Kenya Trachoma Elimination Project, led by Sightsavers International, we trained 1,235 community health promoters as case finders; they reached 236,895 people in Narok County through door-to-door screenings (including Napolo, on AR page 15). – Read full 2024 Annual Report here.


2023

78,839

Eye Exam

7,468

Sight-saving surgeries

8,794

Pairs of eyeglasses dispensed

274,306

People screened through door-to-door surveys

69,891

Students screened through school eye health programs
Learn more about our work in 2023

2022

90,747

Eye Exam

5,750

Sight-saving surgeries

4,295

Pairs of eyeglasses dispensed

75,110

People screened through door-to-door surveys

40,923

Students screened through school eye health programs

1 million+

People educated on eye health

20

Villages declared Avoidable Blindness-Free
Learn more about our work in 2022

Impact Stories from XXXX

Our Current Priorities in Kenya

  • Strengthening existing partner hospitals through equipment and training
  • Intensifying eye health education activities to empower people to seek eye health care
  • Exploring new partnerships
  • Declaring communities as avoidable blindness-free

How Can You Help

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Quisque eleifend leo ac orci lobortis iaculis. Nullam congue lacinia augue id facilisis.
crossmenu linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram