Not losing sight of those in need


The vision screening programme focuses on on early detection and prevention of vision impairment among young children.

IT WAS the little things Sophia Victor Feizal did, such as chatting with the elderly and serving drinks, that eased patients’ long wait while waiting to get their eyes checked.

“It is extremely fun to meet lots of people. It helps me gain confidence to talk to and help strangers,” said the 14-year-old from SMK Damansara Utama, who also helped patients choose the frames for their glasses.

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