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Peek Vision and International Centre for Eye Health pledge free eye health survey licences at Global Summit

Peek Vision and the International Centre for Eye Health (ICEH) at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine have announced a joint commitment to provide free RAAB7 and SEHRA survey software licences until the end of 2030.

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Kenya

Peek Vision and County Government of Bomet in Kenya sign MOU to strengthen eye health services

Peek Vision and the County Government of Bomet in Kenya have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen eye health services across the county.

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India

Peek’s digital presbyopia calculator could improve access to near vision glasses

Research finds that a new tool developed by Peek and its partners can help trained non-specialists select and dispense ready-made near vision glasses accurately and quickly in communities.

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A promotional poster featuring a young woman identified as Cynthia Gape. She is smiling and wearing glasses, with her hair styled in braids. The background is a purple gradient with geometric shapes. Text on the poster reads: “Young Systems Leader” and “Cynthia Gape – Software Trainer and Design Lead, Peek Vision.” The IAPB logo appears in the bottom corner.
Kenya

Peek Vision’s Cynthia Gape selected  for IAPB’s Young Systems Leader Award 2026

Peek Vision’s Cynthia Gape has been selected as a Young Systems Leader 2026 by the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB).

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A community health assistant sits inside a home in Kenya conducting a vision screening. He holds up a phone displaying the Peek visual acuity test.
Kenya

New study reveals stark findings on mortality of cataract patients in Kenya

Data from eye health surveys using Peek in Kenya have been used to inform a new study which projects that over three quarters of people on Kenya’s cataract surgery backlog in 2025 will die before receiving surgery, under current surgical capacity.

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Kenya

Faster evidence, faster action: a new approach to test solutions for eye care access

An international team of researchers has developed a faster, more practical way to find out what really works to improve access to eye care. The approach is based on testing community-led solutions and embedding the research into existing programmes using Peek software.

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A man in rural Pakistan stands near his home and covers one eye as a Lady Health Worker conducts a vision test using the Peek app on a phone.

Peek wins 2026 Zero Project Award for solution that expands access to eye care

Peek Vision has been selected as a Zero Project Awardee for 2026, in recognition of our innovative software and data intelligence platform that enables non-specialists to carry out vision screening and connect people to essential eye care services.

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Representatives from Peek Vision and Nigeria's Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare pose together holding copies of the MoU document at the signing event.
Nigeria

Peek Vision and Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Health sign MoU to strengthen eye health services

Peek Vision and Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), marking the beginning of a new partnership to strengthen eye health services across the country.

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Kenya

Peek partners with Sightsavers in Bloomberg Philanthropies’ major new Vision Initiative

Bloomberg Philanthropies is investing US$75 million across the sector to tackle the global vision crisis.

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