35 years partnering with
35 years partnering with
To mark World Sight Day on 8th October 2020, the Graham Layton Trust has raised funds to give the gift of sight to 1,050 visually impaired children through cataract surgery. Thank YOU for helping to raise £55, 576 to do this!
It's still not too late to be involved! Become a Sight Saviour...
Thank you to the Lady Fatemah Trust for doubling all donations.
The sooner visual impairment in children is diagnosed, the better as delays in treating the immature eye can result in long term sustained damage.
In children, the most common cause of cataracts is injury or genetic conditions. However, following a straightforward procedure, a patient’s eyesight can be restored by inserting an artificial lens.
We are treating greater numbers of babies born with visual impairment at birth and therefore, our specialist units are vital.
Dedicated staff at our specialist paediatric units provide expert care, helping children and their families through an anxious time.
Our School Eye Screening programmes provide testing, glasses and referral for surgery.
