Kathy Tran Wins SVOSH Photo Contest!
December 10, 2015
Kathy Tran's photo (above) was selected by our Facebook visitors as the top photo of more than
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Nicaragua Trip looking for OD for January Trip
December 10, 2015
WI VOSH is going to Nicaragua Jan 19 - 27, 2016 and we need another OD! Contact
Read MoreMedical Mission Opportunity in the Remote Himalaya April 2016
October 26, 2015
Two optometrists are needed to join a team of 12 medical professionals in providing care for 12
Read MoreEye Care International El Salvador mission looking for OD & Optician/Tech
October 03, 2015
Eye Care International needs one more optometrist for one or both weeks and we could use another
Read MoreVolunteers Needed for Grundy, Virginia This Weekend!
September 27, 2015
We are once again looking for eyecare volunteers for Grundy,Virginia October 3 &4,2015
Read MoreDesperate Need for Optometrists for October Mexico Clinic!
September 27, 2015
We are in desperate need for an optometrist on the upcoming clinic in Guerrero, Chihuahua, Mexico October
Read MoreSVOSH NECO Looking for Ideas!
September 27, 2015
I am reaching out to other Student Presidents hoping to collect ideas on fundraising for our mission
Read MoreBelize Optometry Position
September 27, 2015
Belize Council for the Visually Impaired (BCVI) is a non-profit organization located in Belize Central America. We
Read MoreTanzania Team Looking for Doctor
September 27, 2015
Pacific University College of Optometry SVOSH (AMIGOS) is travelling to Tanzania December 12th – December 22nd
Read MoreFree Hats for your Patients
September 27, 2015
If your team is looking for a supply of hats to donate to your patients, I
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VOSH/International believes in the freedom to see. Providing the gift of vision and eye health to people worldwide. We facilitate the provision and the sustainability of vision care worldwide for people who can neither afford nor obtain such care. Our goal is to increase our global impact whenever possible by supporting sustainable eye clinics, optometry schools and optometric educators in areas lacking sufficient eye care.