To receive high-quality interventions without suffering financial hardship

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 People who need eye care must be able to receive high-quality interventions without suffering financial hardship. Including eye care in national health plans and essential packages of care is an important part of every country’s journey towards universal health coverage.

Source : World vision report 2020 @who 

📷 by Sunche africa , left side is an optometrist J.M.Samwel with his partner Ismail Salim serve for a client (right side) who attended for Eye screening program at Ukonga , Dar es salaam.

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