At Anidaso Eye Centre, we believe that innovation is key to breaking barriers in healthcare delivery. To increase access to quality eye care in rural communities, our team has developed the HUNU App—a digital health solution designed to enhance screening, referral, and management of eye conditions through telemedicine..

The HUNU App empowers teachers to play an active role in protecting children’s vision by helping them screen and identify students with eye problems. With just a few simple steps, teachers can upload relevant data and connect with nearby eye clinics.The app also links them to specialist optometrists and ophthalmologists, who can provide guidance in real time, particularly in managing ocular emergencies.

Beyond schools, the HUNU App extends its reach to primary non-eye care health professionals, such as physician assistants and nurses. With its user-friendly tools, these frontline workers can screen rural patients for eye conditions and refer them promptly to the nearest eye clinic within their catchment area for further care.

For eye care professionals, the app offers added features that make community outreach more efficient, enabling them to screen larger populations, collect reliable data, and strengthen referral pathways.

The name HUNU, which means “to see”, reflects our mission: ensuring that everyone—no matter where they live—has the opportunity to access timely eye care and protect their sight.

Through the HUNU App, Anidaso Eye Centre is leveraging technology to bring sight, hope, and health closer to communities, advancing our vision of affordable, accessible, and quality eye care for all.