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Vision To Learn

Vision To Learn provides free eye exams and free eyeglasses to students in low-income communities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What if my child breaks or scratches his/her free glasses?

A. We offer some helpful tips on how to teach kids to properly care for their new glasses. However, if there is damage, refer to our care information on this page.

Q. What if my child has problems with the fit or effectiveness of his or her eyeglasses?

A. Contact us for information on follow-up care at (800) 485-9196 or at glasses@visiontolearn.org.

Q. How can I get Vision To Learn to come to my child’s school?

A. Please contact us for more information at mail@visiontolearn.org.

 

Referral for Follow-up Care

Vision To Learn helps kids at school by providing them with the glasses they need to succeed. Many students, however, require additional optometric care beyond that which Vision To Learn is able to provide. If your student has been referred for follow-up care by Vision To Learn, or if you would like to seek out a pediatric optometrist in your area for your student to see, you may search for a doctor using this tool from the American Optometric Association:
https://www.aoa.org/doctor-locator-search?tab=basic&sso=y

Vision To Learn
12100 Wilshire Boulevard
Suite 1275
Los Angeles, CA 90025

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