HALO VISION

This past Saturday, March 28th, was a day of compassion, community, and clear vision. Halo Vision, in partnership with the Methodist Treatment Centre and Kenya Methodist University (KeMU), successfully hosted a free medical camp in Kaaga, Meru County. The atmosphere was one of hope as the local community turned out in large numbers to receive basic healthcare checks. From dental services to blood pressure and blood sugar screenings, our team worked tirelessly to ensure no one left without...

Jennifer is a loving mother and a proud grandmother whose life once revolved around caring for her family, her small farm, and delighting in the laughter of her grandchildren. But a few years ago, her world slowly began to fade into darkness. An untreated illness claimed the sight in one of her eyes. Not long after, her only remaining eye began to blur. Simple movements became difficult. Everyday tasks were no longer possible. Jennifer found herself fully dependent on her last-born...

Imagine trying to read from a chalkboard that’s nothing but a blur. Or struggling to see the words in a textbook that dance and twist on the page. For many school-going children in rural Kenya, this isn’t just an occasional frustration—it’s their daily reality. A child’s world is built on what they can see and learn. Yet, in underserved communities across Kenya, preventable vision problems are silently dimming the potential of a generation. The good news? This is a problem with a solution,...