- info@salusoculi.org
- Mon - Fri: 0800 hrs - 1700hrs
- Hurlingham, Nairobi-KE
About us
- We are dedicated to
Creating equal opportunities for visually impaired persons
we have been proactively running projects that have to date created awareness, reduced stigma and revived hope for families and communities living with visually impaired persons
services and projects to ensure they reach where they are needed the most. One of our core values is simplicity, and this helps us to ensure we minimize administrative costs.
Working alongside the Government and communities, we have identified underserved communities and customized our
Our simplicity approach helps us to easily engage communities, stakeholders and donors in a way that helps us achieve sustainable and high impact objectives
David C Maz'susa
Chairman
PROJECTS
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Eye Unit
creating equal opportunities for visually impaired persons through provision of quality eyehealth & education.
LONGISA
Kambi ya Juu
we build and furnish schools with necessary learning aids for visually impaired persons
EDUCATION
Schools
we build and furnish schools with necessary learning aids for visually impaired persons
WE SUPPORT
MISSION
To provide quality education and eye health for visually impaired persons through efficient operations.
PROJECT
- Our Conviction
The visually impaired are valuable contributors to society.
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Vision
The scourge of visual impairment alleviated
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Mission
We provide quality education and eyehealth for visually impaired persons through efficient operations that ensure the services reach where they are most needed
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Values
Simplicity Quality of our projects Relevant interventions Successful integration of visually impaired and sighted persons Accessible and affordable eye-health and education
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Community
Ensuring eye health programmes are accessible and welcoming to all members of the community i.e. people from all disability groups, including vision impairment, and other marginalized and sociallyexcluded people;
up to 80% of blindness is preventable & treatable.
Cost-effective interventions are available for the major causes of avoidable blindness. However, millions of people in Africa remain at risk of visual loss due to the lack of adequate and or affordable eye-care services.