Project Sunshine addresses the issue and teaches those children how to use their low visions better and to live their lives like non-disabled people rather than handicapped individuals. In accordance with the principle of "accessible communication for everyone”, Turk Telekom collaborated with EYDER (Association for Living without Obstacles) and the Project Sunshine was born. The corporate community partnership project aims to raise awareness about the difference of blindness and low vision; and create the perception of a person life with low vision. The project also targets to train children with “low vision” however in order to reach a broader target audience since Project Sunshine has access to limited number of children and provide sustainability for the project. R&D teams of Turk Telekom has created and implemented the Sunshine Games app by the guidance of the special experts working on low vision education.

Sunshine Games App consist of three games offering different content. There are 20 levels in the app which consist of games based on letters, numbers and figures. Kids are asked to locate, and touch, a verbally-instructed letter among quite large letters, figures and numbers in contrasting colors that flow down on a black background. While they are large and bright-colored enough to cover most of the screen at the beginning of the activity, their size gets smaller at following levels with an increased speed of flow.

While kids playing these games learn figures, letters and numbers they also enhance their functional vision skills and improve their hand-eye coordination.

The game is a milestone and the first and only games developed in this field. It gives the opportunity to children with low vision to develop their vision constantly and provide sustainability for the project.