Billed as a performance to save sight, the Last Seen concert on Friday 21st April left the audience gasping and applauding and fumbling for tissues, s...
Read moreOn Friday 27th January, the Queensland Eye Institute Foundation and Griffith University officially launched LAST SEEN 2023, a world-first creative s...
Read moreIn February Flinders University and the Queensland Eye Institute Foundation (QEIF) formed a new partnership to create a world-first international regi...
Read moreNational Sunnies Day The focus of National Sunnies Day on the 6th of December is to raise awareness of eye damage from sun exposure. This year we are ...
Read more450,000 Australians are impacted by vision loss in 2021 To those who meet him, Max George appears to be a regular, happy one year old. On first impres...
Read moreSince its establishment in 1965, the QEIF Board of Directors has played a very important role in overseeing the governance of the Foundation, and its ...
Read moreMay is traditionally Macula Month – an awareness initiative spearheaded by the Macular Disease Foundation Australia (MDFA). Last year, the Queen...
Read moreThe Queensland Eye Institute is saddened to note the passing of Sister Regis Mary Dunne at the age of 93. Sr Regis Mary was a dedicated supporter of t...
Read moreAfter a turbulent period of droughts, fires and floods, Australia’s charity and not-for-profit sector is facing its greatest challenge yet in the fo...
Read moreRecently, QEIF hosted an event in support of World Glaucoma Week. Guests were invited to join us for a free morning tea and information seminar with p...
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