A not for profit organisation
Since its establishment in 1983, the Lions Eye Institute has become a global centre for ophthalmological care and first-class scientific research into the prevention of blindness.
You can expect to be treated with kindness and courtesy when you visit us. Our goal is to make your visit to the Lions Eye Institute clinic as pleasant and informative as possible.
We invest in world-class medical research and its translation into clinical practice in metropolitan, rural and remote Western
Australia.
A new study from the Lions Eye Institute and The University of Western Australia has found the world is experiencing …
Two researchers from the Lions Eye Institute have taken out the top spot in the 2023 Nikon Small World …
What is the normal range of intraocular pressure (IOP) in children and young adults, and does it predict later glaucoma? …
Associate Professor Hessom Razavi is behind a new service restoring vision and hope to vulnerable members of our community. Indigenous …
Senior research fellow and 2023 SPIE Diversity Outreach Award winner Dr Danuta Sampson has co-authored a book called "Jesse Explores: …
Scientists at the Lions Eye Institute were thrilled to recently take delivery of Western Australia’s first and only stem cell …
Eye to Eye Photographic Competition In the Lions Eye Institute’s 40th year, please join us as we welcome you to …
Join us for the 2023 Telethon Family Festival Join the Lions Eye Institute at Telethon Family Festival on Sunday, 22 …
Understanding glaucoma through imaging of single cells In the Lions Eye Institute’s 40th year, please join Professor Balwantray Chauhan …
Did you know that the Lions Eye Institute, in collaboration with VisAbility, offers periodic information seminars for patients with inherited …
A peer support meeting will be held at the Lions Eye Institute on Tuesday, 21 February for patients living with …
In 2023, the Lions Eye Institute celebrates 40 years of preventing and curing blindness and eye disease. Driven by its …