Eye-care professionals
Optometrists, ophthalmologists, and orthoptists who can join screening days, review referrals remotely, or mentor local health workers in paediatric vision screening.
1–2 days per quarter
Volunteer
The network is the intervention.
Hana learned to read because one trained adult showed up at her school. Most of what we do comes down to that: putting the right person next to the right student. Money buys the tools — people make them work.
Who we're looking for
You do not need to know braille to be useful. You need two hours a month and the willingness to learn alongside a child.— The honest job description Sign up below
Ways to serve
Four kinds of people we always need.
Educators & specialists
Teachers, special-education professionals, and orientation & mobility specialists who can train classroom teachers, adapt lesson materials, or work directly with students.
2–4 hours per monthTranscribers & narrators
Braille transcribers, proofreaders, and clear-voiced readers who turn textbooks into braille and audio. Fully remote — this is the volunteering you can do from any couch on earth.
Remote, flexibleCommunity volunteers
No credentials required. Help run screening days, assemble and deliver kits, translate, fundraise, or become a trained reading buddy for one student. We teach you everything else.
2 hours per month
How it works
Small on purpose.
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Tell us who you are
The form below takes three minutes. Tell us your skills, your location, and how much time you honestly have — small is fine, sustainable is better.
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We match, then train
We pair you with a school, a student, or a remote task that fits. Every volunteer gets an orientation; professionals get matched to work worthy of their license.
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You start with one
One student, one screening day, one textbook. We'd rather you help one child for a year than burn out saving the world in a month.
Join the network
Sign up to volunteer.
We read every submission and reply personally — usually within a week.