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Our See the Way appeal came to an end at midnight yesterday – but our work to end avoidable blindness is continuing. Since the launch of the appeal on 15 February, thousands of individuals, churches and community groups have…

For 2 years, Salomé has been blind due to cataracts, which have robbed her of vision, leaving her isolated, struggling to care for her grandchildren and unable to read her precious bible. But next week, this grandmother’s life could change

The Bishops of Kensington and Gloucester have spoken of their support for CBM’s See the Way appeal and urged others to join them in helping prevent blindness and support people with sight problems in the world’s poorest places.

Over 750 people are now known to have died in southern Africa as a result of Tropical Cyclone Idai. CBM is working with our local partners in affected areas to deliver emergency support.

Cambridge student Isabelle Cory has raised over £1700 for CBM’s See the Way appeal by organising a celebration of music, poetry and prose for St Patrick’s Day – her first ever fundraising event…

CBM UK has been named as the winner of the Kate Gross Prize for Social Enterprise at the 29th annual Business Weekly Awards…

Actress and CBM Champion Trudie Goodwin (The Bill, Emmerdale) has spoken out for her support for our See the Way appeal, helping people with sight problems in the world’s poorest places.

Ivor Peters, aka the Urban Raja, TV chef, food writer, traveller and lifestyle adventurer, has announced his support for our new appeal to help people See the Way to a brighter future.

Congratulations to Jenni Ramos and Robert Dillarstone who completed the Cambridge Half Marathon on Sunday to raise money for CBM’s See the Way appeal, helping people living with sight problems in the world’s poorest communities.

Could you do without your daily coffee? Car park cost when you could walk? Beer at the local pub? A mid-afternoon fizzy drink or chocolate snack?