Fundació Ulls del món
A nonprofit with more than 20 years of experience addressing avoidable blindness in vulnerable communities through eye health programs and training for local professionals.
About Fundació Ulls del món
Working against avoidable blindness
Fundació Ulls del món is a Barcelona-based nonprofit working to prevent avoidable blindness, meaning blindness that can be prevented or treated. The organization says it has more than 20 years of experience and works in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities.
How it works
Its projects train local health professionals, strengthen health systems, and work to expand access to vision care. The foundation describes having its own intervention model and a strategic plan for 2026–2030.
Where it works
The foundation runs projects in several countries and regions, including:
- Bolivia
- Mali
- Mozambique
- Western Sahara
Its news section covers activities such as vision screening and eyeglass distribution for students in Entre Ríos, eye exams at 40 schools in Mali, and an exhibition on inequalities in eye health.
Organization and transparency
The foundation has a board, advisory council, medical committee, operating team, and regional offices. It publishes its bylaws, accounts, code of ethics, violence-prevention protocols, stakeholder registrations, and grant information. It also offers an overview brochure and activity reports.
Ways to get involved
People can make one-time donations, become members, volunteer, apply for jobs, leave a bequest, or contribute through the art fund. A newsletter provides updates on its projects.
Contact
Address: Tamarit 144–146, mezzanine, Unit 2A, 08015 Barcelona. Phone: +34 93 451 51 52. Email: fundacio@ullsdelmon.org. Office hours: Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. and 3–6 p.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
Eye health, vision care, and blindness prevention