EyeCare provides vision screenings for Care Society members

Apr 28, 2026, 10:53 AM
Photo: EyeCare Opticals

Photo: EyeCare Opticals

As part of its ongoing efforts to ensure accessible eye care for the community and raise awareness about ocular health, EyeCare Opticals has conducted a special vision screening program for the members of Care Society.

In support of Care Society’s annual health screening event, EyeCare provided complimentary services to 50 participants, including children and adults with special needs.

EyeCare stated that the objective of the program was to detect vision issues at an early stage and provide professional guidance on maintaining healthy eyesight. During the event, a team of EyeCare optometrists conducted basic vision tests and offered clinical advice to those requiring further treatment.

The company highlighted that community outreach and improving access to vision screenings are core components of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. EyeCare reaffirmed its commitment to providing equitable, high-quality eye care and ensuring that timely professional advice is available to all.

EyeCare further noted that promoting eye health awareness and emphasizing the importance of regular check-ups will remain a sustainable focus of its CSR activities.

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