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Dr. Hovsepyan has been running the AECP Mobile Eye Hospital since its inception in 2002.

Vachik was shot in the leg on his own land. Soon after, his eyesight failed. He was unable to care for his family.

See how one baby’s life changed because of our ROP program. Then, imagine many more lives touched.

Victoria needed surgery to save her sight, but her family could not afford it. Then they learned of the AECP.

Mariam lived with crossed eyes for three years, until her teacher introduced her to the AECP.

After a work injury, Ashot lived with blindness for years. He couldn’t work or support his family.

Hamlet had to stop teaching because of his deteriorating sight. The cost of surgery was out of reach.

Medical education and training is the cornerstone of our strategy to deliver sustainable eye care in Armenia.

Vergineh’s sight was so bad, she was walking into walls. All she needed was a pair of glasses.

One day, Arman told his grandmother he couldn’t see. In a small village with no doctors, she didn’t know what to do.