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Our Eye Care Programs are designed to enable and transform the lives of our Heroes families of those who served, and low to middle income families in our surrounding communities, By Providing initial screenings, vision evaluations, eye care and new eyewear for children with visual impairments age 5 and up. We make a wide assortment of eyewear solutions available.
Help Us Help Them
Eyecare Services Board of Directors
is seeking funding for our 1 stop Mobile Eye Clinic fully equip to meet the needs of individuals who need eye care and new eye wear with High end equipment and programs to enable members in our community.
The Vision and Literacy Initiative was launched to help the organization accomplish its mission. In order to achieve this goal, Eyecare Services is seeking the sum of USD $341,320.00
Donations for each item below is also accepted. .
MOBILE MEDICAL HEALTH VEHICLE 38' ,
1 CAT 6 network with printer/fax/scanner $6,256.00
1 Hydraulic leveling and stabilizing jacks $4,807.00
2 19" LCD monitor w/ TV tuner, VGA $1,346.00
1 Microwave oven, cabinet mounted $385.00
1 Refrigerator, AC/DC, compressor operated $914.00
1Carefree Mirage lateral arm box awning, 18' $4,543.00
4 Side sliding windows w/ aluminum mini blind $1,828.00
2 Exterior graphics package (One to four units required) $9,624.00
1 Exterior steps custom aluminum, adjustable, three step, handrail included $1,828.00
1 Entrance door lock, electro-magnetic w/ exterior keypad $991.00
1 LED ceiling light package (RECEIVED)
1 Rear speakers from cab AM/FM/CD, one pair (RECEIVED)
1 TV antenna, roof mounted w/ booster (RECEIVED)
1 Accelle security alarm system, w/ motion sensors (RECEIVED)
1 Wheelchair lift, Cassette, automatic, ADA approved, w/door $14,033.00
2 Mobile Cart $900.00
1 Video camera system. 2 Interior. 2 Exterior. DVR $5,500.00
DOWNPAYMENT $30,365 TOTAL PRICE $553,445.00
Our Vision
To serve as the primary resource in helping Veterans with their transition to civilian life by serving the entire Veteran family.
Our Mission
The mission of F.V.R.T.C is to provide a broad range of programs and services to eligible veterans and community members to enable them to make a successful post-service, readjustment to civilian life.
A 501(c) (3) Florida based Non-Profit organization. Your gift is tax-deductible for the amount that exceeds any fair market value of the materials you receive from us. (Applicable in the USA)
( Eyecare Services) participates in a variety of projects important to our community. We are proud to be associated with an initiative that brings solutions to identified major problem.
The Vision and Literacy Initiative, established by
(Eyecare Services) will provide: (1) vision evaluations to children in our communities.
(2) Implement a 10 year plan to improve student performance.
(3) Establish an impact strategy for students at-risk of dropping out.
(4) Help communities avert the High School Dropout Crisis.
(5) Enhance student’s performance and chance for success by providing a vision solution.
(6)Measure the impact the vision program has on improvements in literacy.
(7) Provide intervention activities to determine visual acuity.
“An undiagnosed or untreated vision disorder leaves a child behind in the classroom...the factors related to a student’s vision are significantly better predictors of academic success than is race or socioeconomic status.” Association for Supervision & Curriculum Development. (ASCD)
SERVICES
DescriptionIn 2013 (Eyecare Services) began our programs that provide vision care services. Our vision screenings are performed by a licensed optometrist, assisted by volunteers at each screening. We provide new fitted reading glasses and frames that have been donated or purchased. Persons particpating in vision screening that require further care, are referred for full exams and specialty services by one of our partners or a member of our network of private medical practitioners.
For every screening we perform the following activities:
(a) Arrange for medical personnel and medical equipment.
(b) Arrange for Government health departments, universities, hospitals, or private physicians. These often agree to perform free or low cost public screenings.
(c) Obtain legal clearance/permits from local authorities. We will adhere at all times to the appropriate healthcare laws and regulations for the jurisdiction where we are conducting vision screenings.
(d) Select a date for the screening. We will attempt to schedule a date that will not conflict with other community events, if possible.
(e) Secure a location for the screening. Schools, libraries, houses of worship, community centers or homes for the elderly are among possible locations.
(f) Provide advance publicity. We will use social media and other communication channels to notify the public about the date and location of the screening.
(g) Stay in touch with community partners. (h) Communication will be maintained with the manager of screening location, volunteers, local medical professionals, etc.
(i) Send letters of appreciation to persons involved in the screening. This includes partners who provided funding, healthcare professionals who donated time, community centers that provided a venue and medical companies or local healthcare providers that donated equipment and supplies.
( j ) Provide publicity after your screening. We will let our community know about the details of our event, including the number of persons who benefited from the free public screening. Social media will be utilized to highlight our event and issue a press release or other community announcement.
EyeCare Services has developed procedures to refer participants whose screening results may indicate the possibility of vision or eye health problems. These participants receive further medical evaluation from local eye care professionals. Clients who attend our screening events receive literature about the Vision and Literacy Initiative and information from our ophthalmological professional organization partners.
A vision screening is done to separate those with and without possible vision problems. Vision screening results may indicate a potential need for further assessment. We partner with eye care professionals to carry out joint screening events.
A vision screening is not a substitute for a complete eye and vision evaluation by an eye doctor.
What We Have Done So Far
1. Hosted events in Las Vegas with NWE and provided 75 children with T-shirts, toys, and free haircuts.
2. Donated over $750 to a group of disabled military veterans.
3. Donated 200 backpacks with $1,000 worth of school supplies, t-shirts, and discount cards to Central Florida students in need.
4. Supplied backpacks and school supplies to over 10,000 children in the Hope Now International Back Pack Bash. Also provided funds for health screenings and haircuts.
5. Donated five hundred $50 discount cards that provided access to 300 plus vendors to Iglesias El Calvarias, the largest Hispanic Church in Central Florida.
6. Provided food giveaway to 200 families in the Central Florida community.
7. Hosted Annual Day of Prayer for Military Veterans and their families, donating over 500 gift bags that contained free oil change certificates, t-shirts, discount cards, and other merchandise valued at $100 per bag.
8. Hosted a Toys R Us gift card giveaway with Florida House of Representative Geraldine F. Thompson and AMVETS donating $25 gift cards to 50 families.
9. Provided vision screenings for 200 children with Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, D1strict 6, during “Eggcellent” Kid’s Health Fair & Easter Egg Hunt.
10. Awarded district wide platinum certificate, Selected by OCPS school board as an outstanding community leader with the Methodist Church of Titusville our Y.E.S. Optical services screened 30 individuals and donated 30 pairs of glasses valued at $1,000.
11. During the Bridge Builders’ 2013 Back to School Health Fair, conducted 100 vision screenings and donated 60 eye ware frames valued at $4,500.
12. Screened over 2,000 K-7 students at Oakland Charter School, 2 Renaissance Charter schools and other venues in Central Florida.
13. Conducted 4,000 Screenings at Renaissance Charter School at Chickasaw Trail and Hunters Creek (2014)
14. Screened 200 veterans and donated 40 glasses at the Veterans Stand down event in Orlando Florida on September 27,2014
15. 500 meals donated to children in the Pine Hill area in Orlando Florida on March 15, 2015
16. FOX 35 News interview, NBC 10 Orlando News interview in recoginition for our contribution to the Veterans and community.
Organization’s outreach strategy
1. Conduct vision screenings in schools, churches, and community events.
2. Train Vision Ambassadors who will:
(a) Train others to operate the Pediavision machine
Institute the Vision and Literacy Initiative on a yearly basis
(b) Coordinate a vision screening schedule
(c) Perform community visual outreach services
Help Us Help Them
Eyecare Services Board of Directors
is seeking funding for our 1 stop Mobile Eye Clinic fully equip to meet the needs of individuals who need eye care and new eye wear with High end equipment and programs to enable members in our community.
The Vision and Literacy Initiative was launched to help the organization accomplish its mission. In order to achieve this goal, Eyecare Services is seeking the sum of USD $341,320.00
Donations for each item below is also accepted. .
MOBILE MEDICAL HEALTH VEHICLE 38' ,
1 CAT 6 network with printer/fax/scanner $6,256.00
1 Hydraulic leveling and stabilizing jacks $4,807.00
2 19" LCD monitor w/ TV tuner, VGA $1,346.00
1 Microwave oven, cabinet mounted $385.00
1 Refrigerator, AC/DC, compressor operated $914.00
1Carefree Mirage lateral arm box awning, 18' $4,543.00
4 Side sliding windows w/ aluminum mini blind $1,828.00
2 Exterior graphics package (One to four units required) $9,624.00
1 Exterior steps custom aluminum, adjustable, three step, handrail included $1,828.00
1 Entrance door lock, electro-magnetic w/ exterior keypad $991.00
1 LED ceiling light package (RECEIVED)
1 Rear speakers from cab AM/FM/CD, one pair (RECEIVED)
1 TV antenna, roof mounted w/ booster (RECEIVED)
1 Accelle security alarm system, w/ motion sensors (RECEIVED)
1 Wheelchair lift, Cassette, automatic, ADA approved, w/door $14,033.00
2 Mobile Cart $900.00
1 Video camera system. 2 Interior. 2 Exterior. DVR $5,500.00
DOWNPAYMENT $30,365 TOTAL PRICE $553,445.00
Our Vision
To serve as the primary resource in helping Veterans with their transition to civilian life by serving the entire Veteran family.
Our Mission
The mission of F.V.R.T.C is to provide a broad range of programs and services to eligible veterans and community members to enable them to make a successful post-service, readjustment to civilian life.
A 501(c) (3) Florida based Non-Profit organization. Your gift is tax-deductible for the amount that exceeds any fair market value of the materials you receive from us. (Applicable in the USA)
( Eyecare Services) participates in a variety of projects important to our community. We are proud to be associated with an initiative that brings solutions to identified major problem.
The Vision and Literacy Initiative, established by
(Eyecare Services) will provide: (1) vision evaluations to children in our communities.
(2) Implement a 10 year plan to improve student performance.
(3) Establish an impact strategy for students at-risk of dropping out.
(4) Help communities avert the High School Dropout Crisis.
(5) Enhance student’s performance and chance for success by providing a vision solution.
(6)Measure the impact the vision program has on improvements in literacy.
(7) Provide intervention activities to determine visual acuity.
“An undiagnosed or untreated vision disorder leaves a child behind in the classroom...the factors related to a student’s vision are significantly better predictors of academic success than is race or socioeconomic status.” Association for Supervision & Curriculum Development. (ASCD)
SERVICES
DescriptionIn 2013 (Eyecare Services) began our programs that provide vision care services. Our vision screenings are performed by a licensed optometrist, assisted by volunteers at each screening. We provide new fitted reading glasses and frames that have been donated or purchased. Persons particpating in vision screening that require further care, are referred for full exams and specialty services by one of our partners or a member of our network of private medical practitioners.
For every screening we perform the following activities:
(a) Arrange for medical personnel and medical equipment.
(b) Arrange for Government health departments, universities, hospitals, or private physicians. These often agree to perform free or low cost public screenings.
(c) Obtain legal clearance/permits from local authorities. We will adhere at all times to the appropriate healthcare laws and regulations for the jurisdiction where we are conducting vision screenings.
(d) Select a date for the screening. We will attempt to schedule a date that will not conflict with other community events, if possible.
(e) Secure a location for the screening. Schools, libraries, houses of worship, community centers or homes for the elderly are among possible locations.
(f) Provide advance publicity. We will use social media and other communication channels to notify the public about the date and location of the screening.
(g) Stay in touch with community partners. (h) Communication will be maintained with the manager of screening location, volunteers, local medical professionals, etc.
(i) Send letters of appreciation to persons involved in the screening. This includes partners who provided funding, healthcare professionals who donated time, community centers that provided a venue and medical companies or local healthcare providers that donated equipment and supplies.
( j ) Provide publicity after your screening. We will let our community know about the details of our event, including the number of persons who benefited from the free public screening. Social media will be utilized to highlight our event and issue a press release or other community announcement.
EyeCare Services has developed procedures to refer participants whose screening results may indicate the possibility of vision or eye health problems. These participants receive further medical evaluation from local eye care professionals. Clients who attend our screening events receive literature about the Vision and Literacy Initiative and information from our ophthalmological professional organization partners.
A vision screening is done to separate those with and without possible vision problems. Vision screening results may indicate a potential need for further assessment. We partner with eye care professionals to carry out joint screening events.
A vision screening is not a substitute for a complete eye and vision evaluation by an eye doctor.
What We Have Done So Far
1. Hosted events in Las Vegas with NWE and provided 75 children with T-shirts, toys, and free haircuts.
2. Donated over $750 to a group of disabled military veterans.
3. Donated 200 backpacks with $1,000 worth of school supplies, t-shirts, and discount cards to Central Florida students in need.
4. Supplied backpacks and school supplies to over 10,000 children in the Hope Now International Back Pack Bash. Also provided funds for health screenings and haircuts.
5. Donated five hundred $50 discount cards that provided access to 300 plus vendors to Iglesias El Calvarias, the largest Hispanic Church in Central Florida.
6. Provided food giveaway to 200 families in the Central Florida community.
7. Hosted Annual Day of Prayer for Military Veterans and their families, donating over 500 gift bags that contained free oil change certificates, t-shirts, discount cards, and other merchandise valued at $100 per bag.
8. Hosted a Toys R Us gift card giveaway with Florida House of Representative Geraldine F. Thompson and AMVETS donating $25 gift cards to 50 families.
9. Provided vision screenings for 200 children with Commissioner Samuel B. Ings, D1strict 6, during “Eggcellent” Kid’s Health Fair & Easter Egg Hunt.
10. Awarded district wide platinum certificate, Selected by OCPS school board as an outstanding community leader with the Methodist Church of Titusville our Y.E.S. Optical services screened 30 individuals and donated 30 pairs of glasses valued at $1,000.
11. During the Bridge Builders’ 2013 Back to School Health Fair, conducted 100 vision screenings and donated 60 eye ware frames valued at $4,500.
12. Screened over 2,000 K-7 students at Oakland Charter School, 2 Renaissance Charter schools and other venues in Central Florida.
13. Conducted 4,000 Screenings at Renaissance Charter School at Chickasaw Trail and Hunters Creek (2014)
14. Screened 200 veterans and donated 40 glasses at the Veterans Stand down event in Orlando Florida on September 27,2014
15. 500 meals donated to children in the Pine Hill area in Orlando Florida on March 15, 2015
16. FOX 35 News interview, NBC 10 Orlando News interview in recoginition for our contribution to the Veterans and community.
Organization’s outreach strategy
1. Conduct vision screenings in schools, churches, and community events.
2. Train Vision Ambassadors who will:
(a) Train others to operate the Pediavision machine
Institute the Vision and Literacy Initiative on a yearly basis
(b) Coordinate a vision screening schedule
(c) Perform community visual outreach services
Organizer
Anton Cardinal
Organizer
Winter Haven, FL
