KeraLink’s mission is to close this gap by advancing affordable technologies, equipping local providers, and re-imagining what global eye care can look like—where communities are not only served, but empowered to serve themselves.
13M+
People living with corneal blindness worldwide
98%
Of those with corneal blindness live in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs)
99%
Of those who need a cornea transplant in LMICs will not get one
Three interconnected entities that deliver care, foster innovation, and fund mission-driven programs to restore sight.
These three organizations work in partnership toward our mission.
KeraLink International – Delivers sight-saving care via programs
KeraX Venture Lab – Incubates innovation through technology development
KeraLink Eyewear – Fuels programs by reinvesting 100% of profits
Our Hometown Heroes pilot program ensures everyone has the right to sight no matter their zip code.
Teghan, a proud first grader, received her first-ever pair of glasses.
She shouted, “I can see the little words in books! I can see my mom’s face!”
She told KeraLink she picked pink and purple frames — just like her mom’s — and couldn’t wait to get home to really see her mom’s face.
KeraLink is transforming the way we approach corneal blindness. Through innovative medical technologies and global partnerships, we’re building a future where the miracle of sight is within reach for everyone.
For KeraLink, our mission of preventing avoidable blindness isn’t only a clinical challenge, it’s a human one. It takes clear communication, confident leadership, and strong systems to reach the people who need care most. That’s why a new soft skills training sponsored by KeraLink, now underway in Vrindavan and Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, marks a major…
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KeraLink International recently participated in two community health fairs in rural Michigan, reaching hundreds of attendees with vision education and screening services. In total, two KeraLink team members screened about 20 percent of attendees, and the results underscored just how critical access to affordable eye care remains. Nearly 81 percent of participants had not received…
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