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Gwinnett, Vision to Learn offer free eye care to children

A partnership between Gwinnett and Vision to Learn offers free eye exams and prescription eyewear to children ages 5 through 18.

Gwinnett, Vision to Learn offer free eye care to children

Key takeaways

  • Gwinnett and Vision to Learn are partnering on children’s eye care.
  • Children ages 5 through 18 are eligible for the offering.
  • Eye exams and prescription eyewear are free through the partnership.

Free vision care for children

Gwinnett and Vision to Learn have partnered to offer free eye exams and prescription eyewear to children ages 5 through 18. The effort covers both vision screenings or exams and glasses when prescription eyewear is needed.

Who the partnership serves

The service is for children from age 5 through age 18. Families seeking care through the partnership should look for instructions from Gwinnett or Vision to Learn about how children can take part.

Why eye exams matter

An eye exam can identify whether a child needs corrective lenses. Through this partnership, children who need prescription eyewear can receive it without charge.

Monroe Local News reported on the partnership. Read the Monroe Local News report for the announcement.

What to watch

  • How families enroll or schedule an eye exam.
  • Where and when the exams and eyewear services are offered.

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