Core Viewpoint - The "Eye Brightness and Peace of Mind" project aims to improve eye health among children in Tibet through early screening, diagnosis, and treatment, addressing the lack of medical resources and awareness in the region [4][20][46]. Group 1: Project Overview - The project was initiated in 2022 by the Beijing Bethune Public Welfare Foundation, Beijing Qi Anxin Public Welfare Foundation, and experts from Peking University, focusing on enhancing the diagnostic capabilities for childhood blindness and low vision in Tibet [4][20]. - As of this summer, the project has completed its fourth year, conducting screenings and training in Yadong County, Tibet, with a total of nearly 2,500 children screened over two years [5][20]. Group 2: Screening and Findings - The screening revealed that the most common eye issues among 1,282 students aged 3-18 were refractive errors, with myopia being the most prevalent, reaching up to 1300 degrees in some cases [11][20]. - Other detected conditions included strabismus, conjunctivitis, and congenital cataracts, highlighting the urgent need for eye health interventions in the region [11][20]. Group 3: Training and Capacity Building - The project emphasizes training local doctors to build a sustainable healthcare workforce capable of addressing children's eye health needs, with a focus on practical training and remote guidance [30][41]. - A comprehensive training system has been established, combining theoretical lessons with hands-on practice to enhance local medical professionals' skills in diagnosing and treating common eye conditions [30][41]. Group 4: Challenges and Solutions - The project faces challenges such as a lack of medical equipment, insufficient local expertise, and low awareness among parents regarding children's eye health [18][46]. - Solutions include providing advanced screening equipment, offering specialized training for local healthcare providers, and raising awareness about the importance of eye health among families [24][30][46]. Group 5: Future Directions - The project aims to create a self-sustaining model for eye health care in Tibet, with plans to establish a tiered diagnostic and treatment system that can operate independently after the project's completion [39][46]. - Continuous efforts will be made to ensure that local healthcare providers are equipped with the necessary skills and resources to maintain eye health services for children in the region [39][48].