Come walk with us at the Houston Zoo this Saturday, Oct. 12th!
We are going to the zoo; how about you? There is still time to join us this Saturday, October 12th, at the 14th Annual Eye Stroll for Vision! We are excited to welcome everyone back to the Houston Zoo to walk through the zoo and watch the animals wake up and eat breakfast and then join us at the pavilion where there will be door prizes, face painting, a DJ, and breakfast!
Online registration has closed.
In person registration opens Saturday, Oct. 12th at 7 am at the Houston Zoo.
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Houston Eye Stroll for Vision
The Houston Eye Stroll for Vision engages families and contributors in the vision community to educate and bring awareness to the importance of eye health. We focus on who PBT is, what we do, and how we do it in communities across the state. The audience is the public at large, professionals in the vision space, and those who encourage vision health at any level. This is an event for the entire family, groups of friends, and even teams of coworkers!
Click here to get your tickets today!
Sponsorships are available! Click here to check out available sponsorships!
Women’s Health & Vision Symposium
Prevent Blindness Texas’ Women’s Health & Vision Symposium is an evening focused on highlighting women and discussing how to empower women in their overall and eye health.
Registration is OPEN! Click here to register today to join us Thursday, November 14, 2024, at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden.
Sponsorships are available! Click here to check out available sponsorships!
Tee Off to Prevent Blindness
Tee Off to Prevent Blindness is an engagement golf tournament for healthcare providers, optometrists, ophthalmologists, industry vendors, and professionals who support increased vision resources and eye health. The target number of in-person participants is 144. Stay tuned for more details!
Eye Health in the News
Prevent Blindness to Host the 2024 ASPECT Patient Engagement and Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C.
Total solar-filtered glasses needed to keep eyes safe during total solar eclipse Featuring Prevent Blindness Texas Board Chair Dr. Misha Syed, professor of Ophthalmology with the University of Texas Medical Branch
Solar eclipse in the Borderland: How to prepare and what to expect Featuring Prevent Blindness Texas Board Member Claudia Prospero Ponce, ophthalmologist at Texas Tech El Paso
Prevent Blindness Texas Board Member, Dr. Janet Garza, from the University of Houston College of Optometry, provided tips on Univision San Antonio on how to protect your eyes from today’s Solar Eclipse.
The Prevent Blindness Art Therapy Program via Prevent Blindness
Why is Vision Important in Population Health? via Prevent Blindness