
Partners
Financial or in-kind donations.
Human competence and know-how. Everyone is involved

Fondation KRYS Group
Historical optical partner of Voir La Vie, the corporate foundation of the leading French eyewear manufacturer, chaired by Anne CRISTINI and led by Elise REY, has retained the programs of our association and is associated with their development. To yesterday's financial and material participation has now been added the design of new joint projects, such as the creation of a motivation challenge for opticians in order to get them to participate in training missions or the establishment of the “Make it Easy” protocol in Benin and Senegal.
Solidarité HK
It is with the company of opticians Olivier HESTEAU and Serge KLEINKOFF that we created the “Solidarité HK” Challenge which allowed dozens of volunteers to conduct training sessions for our Guinean staff each year in our 3 centers. optics.
At the same time, the Breton group also provided us with pediatric autorefractometers, a small portable device essential for conducting our screenings in schools.
Groupe Torrilhon
This group of opticians from Lyon and Alsace has just joined the family of our KRYS Group partners in the training of our local teams.
It is in Benin that the volunteers of the company led by Vincent and Laurent TORRILHON operate. With management missions and remote teletraining within our Pobè unit.

EssilorLuxottica Foundation
ONESIGHT, the foundation of the EssilorLuxottica group, supports us with in-kind donations of frames (thanks to its director, Frédéric CORBASSON).
At the same time, Essilor's national sales department, represented by Pascal GARCIA, provides us with valuable assistance in the acquisition of optical mounting equipment.
Centrimex
Through Stéphanie HADDAD, the French group organizing international transport based in Vitrolles, is committed alongside our association to transport all ophthalmological and optical equipment to our areas of action in West Africa.
A valuable relay in handling customs formalities and the road transport of equipment.
Lions
Is there a need to recall the historic involvement of this service club in promoting sight with its Sight First labeled actions?
The creation of Bus de la Vue is a co-production of the Lions Club of Cassis-Les Calanques, supported by the national and international Lions Foundations and supported by two associations which share management: Vue et Santé pour tous and Voir La Vie.
Rotary
Voir La Vie's relationship with Rotary dates back to the 2000s with the acquisition of an expensive operating microscope for our Kankan unit (Guinea). The Marseille St-Michel Club is extremely loyal to us and strives to build a lasting relationship with us based on trust and results.
A complicity due to the commitment of successive presidents and mainly to Abde GACEM, president of the club.
Sun Valley
Designing, manufacturing and marketing quality sportswear does not prohibit an altruistic soul. Edouard TERZIBACHIAN, CEO-founder of this Marseille-based company, regularly offers Voir La Vie his stock of unsold items.
A great opportunity to transform what is no longer needed into a financial resource to help those who need it to serve.

Sugar
Like its colleague Sun Valley, the Marseille company SUGAR offers our association a very large stock of clothing and accessories, the proceeds of which considerably help to finance our humanitarian programs.

American Vintage
The young Marseille ready-to-wear brand is the third to trust us and help us by donating clothing stocks that we use to finance our actions.
They participate in our actions

Medical Association to Save the Eye (AMSO)
This Guinean NGO, led by Moussa NABE, has acquired great expertise in carrying out advanced strategy missions throughout the country. Our two NGOs have brought together their skills for greater effectiveness on the ground. The latest in our joint actions for the benefit of the indigent population was the risky opening of a care unit in N'Zérékoré in Forestry Guinea.
Guinea Solidarity Provence (GSP)
Through the complicity that has always been shown between the association based in Chateauneuf-le-Rouge and our NGO, the creation of containers has become simpler for everyone. We send to Guinea the equipment and consumables essential to our ophthalmological units and our optical centers. Philippe CORDUANT, omnipresent President, and his treasurer Alain CANTON, are no strangers to the effectiveness of our joint actions!
Agir pour le Développement de Matam (ADM)
It is with the Parisian diaspora of Matam, united around the ADM association, that we built the project to create the optical center of Matam, in Senegal. Abdoul DIAW, president, Abou NDIONGUE, secretary general and the energetic Nafissatou MBODJI are the administrative relay and the pilots of the creation of this very first associative center in the country.
Vue et Santé pour Tous (VST)
This association was set up from scratch by Dr Serge SFERLAZZO and Jean GORREE to respond to the creation of Bus de la Vue. Both members of the Lions Club, they raised the necessary funds from their service club to finance the acquisition and commissioning of the action. Voir La Vie is co-piloting the project in its conceptual, logistical, operational and medical parts. Claude BARESTE assumes the secretariat of the action, Jean-Luc RENAUDIN plays the role of coordinator/driver. Drs Georges RIOUX and Bertrand ARNOUX carry out eye exams with the assistance of Françoise BOURDARIE.
Sight Savers International (SSI)
If today this English international structure is no longer at our side in the management of ophthalmological units in Guinea, it was, through its local representative, Fanfodé KONDE, our pillar in the creation of the Boké center. Working together, our two associations completed the layout and equipment of the Boké ophthalmological unit and co-managed, for 5 years, one of the reference centers in Guinea. After the withdrawal of SSI from the management of this type of structure, Voir La Vie took over alone the destiny of the Boké and Dabola units.

Association des Médecins Diplômés de Cuba (AMDC) – Association Droit à la Vue
These two Guinean associations, distinct from each other, help us in carrying out our programs. The first, under the direction of Dr. Hawa SOUMAH, being the basis of our professional training in ophthalmology and optics in Conakry.
The second has just lost its founder, Sangaré M'BASSY, who allowed us to carry out prevention campaigns in rural areas in the Kindia region.