Our aim is to
take ocular surgery to those who need it most.
We believe non-profit organisation Africa20Twenty has a solution.
Africa20Twenty was inspired by the ‘Eyes of Zion’ mobile operating room, an initiative spearheaded by Prof Assia Professor at the Faculty of Medicine Tel Aviv University Israel. The mobile operating room is essentially a travelling clinic which performs routine cataract surgeries in rural communities without access to medical services. Its lifechanging work has restored the sight of hundreds/thousands of people - and with the right resources, Africa20Twenty aims to do the same.
In February 2019 Africa20Twenty founders Dr Johann Snyman (Ophthalmology Registrar),
Dr Kaps Moodley (Ophthalmologist and Clinical Head MPEH) and Peet Pieterse joined forces to find sponsors for this mission.
What is a cataract?
NORMAL LENS

LENS CLOUDED BY CATARACT

How does cataract surgery work?

ABOUT US
We restore sight.
Mission statement: Africa20Twenty will improve access to cataract surgery across Africa by taking medical professionals and services to impoverished communities that need them most; to bring vision to all, regardless of socio-economic status.
MOBILE
SURGICAL UNIT
to eradicate blindness
OUR SOLUTION
TO TAKE TO THEATRE TO THE PEOPLE
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Donate, volunteer or partner with us today.

VOLUNTEER
IF YOU ARE A SKILLED PROFESSIONAL WE NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE. NURSES, SPECIALISTS & TOUR LEADERS.
OUR PARTNERS

PROVINCIAL EYE HOSPITAL KZN
"Look at everything as though you are seeing it either for the first or last time, then your time on earth will be filled with glory.”