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22/02/2010
DONATION FROM BENGYIN DRIVE LIMITED

DONATION

BENGYIN DRIVE LIMITED has kindly donated one hundred Ghana Cedis (GHC 100.00) to Ghana Eye Foundation (GEF).

GEF is grateful to BENGYIN DRIVE LIMITED for this generosity.

 
22/02/2010
NIGHT OF THE SENSES: DRAMA AND MUSICAL CONCERT

ST. BERNADETTE SOUBIROUS SCHOOL - 30TH ANNIVERSARY

September 2009 marked the 30th anniversary of the St. Bernadette Soubirous School in Dansoman, Accra.

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26/11/2009
LEADERSHIP, ADVOCACY AND RESOURCE MOBILIZATION TRAINING WORKSHOP

LEADERSHIP, ADVOCACY AND RESOURCE MOBILIZATION

A 3-day VISION 2020 training workshop on Leadership, Advocacy and Resource Mobilization was organized in collaboration with IAPB, ICEH and WAHO for Eye Care Providers at Ange Hill Hotel, East Legon in Accra, Ghana from the 21st to 23rd September 2009. There were a total of thirty participants. These included all five National Eye Care Coordinators from Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria, The Gambia and Sierra Leone,

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09/12/2008
School Health Club

School Health Club Members at an activity

In Mother Mary of Good Counsel School, the children are aged between five and six years. These young children are very enthusiastic about the health club. Club activities starts at 1:30 pm and ends at 3:30 pm. The 'Healthy Eyes Activiity Book is what the kids are using to learn about eye health promotion. Other health promotion activities on oral health, hearing, nutrition and malaria will be introduced during the next school term.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Vision of the Foundation

A Ghana Free of Avoidable Blindness

 
 
Mission of the Foundation
To create awareness and mobilise resources to support the provision of a sustainable, equitable and quality eye health service by well-trained and appropriately motivated personnel to all residents in Ghana.

The Brand name for the Foundation is “SIGHT FOR GHANA”
 
 
Strategies

The Foundation will undertake the following strategies
  • Increase advocacy for eye health
  • Awareness creation
  • Mobilisation of resources
  • Support service provision and Operational Research
  • Monitoring and evaluation on eye health and prevention of blindness
 

 
 
Reaching people in need of eye care

There are five Mission Hospitals with Resident ophthalmologists and a couple of Private Eye Clinics. Fifty percent of the current national CSR is provided by the ophthalmologists in Mission health facilities and those in private practice. The initiative adopted by OSG is to encourage ophthalmologists in public practice to improve on their performance and thus increase the cataract surgical coverage.

This report features Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH), where the Head of the Eye Unit and his Team have taken on board “Adopt a District Initiative” and are providing regular outreach cataract surgical service.

Dr. Seth Lartey, Head of the Eye Unit of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Kumasi, and his Team have adopted three Ejura Sekyere-dumasi, Amansie East and Amansie West Districts in the Ashanti Region to provide cataract surgical services in order to bring relief and restore sight to people who need the service closer to them at the district level.

 
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