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Every outreach clinic brings the gift of clearer vision, renewed hope, and a brighter future.

Vision Clinics

Vision

Clinics

Every outreach clinic brings the gift of clearer vision, renewed hope, and a brighter future.

About the Initiative

Vision for Africa has worked alongside healthcare professionals, volunteers, churches, and national partners to expand access to essential eye care across Kenya. Our vision clinics combine medical expertise with compassionate community outreach, helping people receive the care they need to see and live with greater independence.

What We Provide

Free eye screenings and vision assessments
Prescription glasses and eye care support
Community healthcare outreach programs
Volunteer-led medical assistance initiatives

SINCE 2008

Lives reached through eye care outreach

Disciples for Jesus Christ

New curches planted

+yrs

Serving communities through Vision Clinics

+yrs

Serving communities through Vision Clinics

Cataract surgeries

Skilled hands. Faithful service. Lives changed.
In partnership with the Ministry of Health

Our vision clinic outreach has worked in coordination with the Ophthalmology Department of Kenya’s Ministry of Health, supporting efforts to expand access to eye care and address preventable blindness.

Faith & Community

Local churches, pastors, evangelists, and community leaders help make each outreach possible.

Cataract Surgery

Sight-restoring surgical care for patients with cataracts.

A national commitment to preventable blindness

Vision for Africa's eye care work has contributed to Kenya's broader efforts to address preventable blindness. The organization was named in the Ministry of Health's national plan to address preventable blindness by 2020.

How We Serve

What is done in advance

Location secured, eye clinic publicized to local population

Ministry of Health consents to this vision program in their area
Doctors hired, glasses ordered
Pastors recruited and trained

What is done in advance

Location secured, eye clinic publicized to local population

Ministry of Health consents to this vision program in their area
Doctors hired, glasses ordered
Pastors recruited and trained

How the vision clinic is organized

Local pastors do ministry/evangelism on the patient’s way into the clinic

Eye chart readings determine routing:
- Receive corrective glasses for distance
- Receive reading glasses
- See local doctor for serious issues

How the vision clinic is organized

Local pastors do ministry/evangelism on the patient’s way into the clinic

Eye chart readings determine routing:
- Receive corrective glasses for distance
- Receive reading glasses
- See local doctor for serious issues

Ministry objectives

Present the gospel to every person in line for the clinic

Record the contact information for each person who receives Christ
Follow up with those who receive Christ to include them in church life

Ministry objectives

Present the gospel to every person in line for the clinic

Record the contact information for each person who receives Christ
Follow up with those who receive Christ to include them in church life

Vision objectives

Provide corrective distance glasses for people with 20/50 vision or worse

Provide reading glasses for people over the age of 40
Provide consultation and eye medicine with local ophthalmologist
Provide cataract surgery for those who require it

Vision objectives

Provide corrective distance glasses for people with 20/50 vision or worse

Provide reading glasses for people over the age of 40
Provide consultation and eye medicine with local ophthalmologist
Provide cataract surgery for those who require it

Positions available

Eye chart – determine patient’s measurement for distance vision

Triage – review gospel presentation and direct the patient to the next station
Auto-refractor – instrument used to determine distance lens requirements
Distance station – the appropriate distance glasses are either dispensed or made
Readers station – appropriate reading glasses are dispensed

Positions available

Eye chart – determine patient’s measurement for distance vision

Triage – review gospel presentation and direct the patient to the next station
Auto-refractor – instrument used to determine distance lens requirements
Distance station – the appropriate distance glasses are either dispensed or made
Readers station – appropriate reading glasses are dispensed