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July Declared as Dry Eye Awareness Month by Prevent Blindness Texas to Increase Awareness and Education on Condition that Affects Vision, Mental Health - Prevent Blindness Texas Offers Fact Sheets, Graphics,

Prevent Blindness Texas Declares Second Annual Fireworks Safety Awareness Week as June 28-July 4 to Educate Public on the Dangers of Fireworks - Prevent Blindness Texas Urges Public to Celebrate Independence Day

For Cataract Awareness Month in June, Prevent Blindness Texas Provides Educational Information and Resources on the Leading Cause of Vision Loss in the United States TX (June 1, 2022) – More

May is Ultraviolet (UV) Awareness Month at Prevent Blindness Texas, Designed to Educate the Public on the Best Ways to Keep Eyes Safe from UV Damage Prevent Blindness Texas provides free,

Women are at higher risk for vision impairment and blindness than men yet are less likely to receive treatment. According to a recent report, “The Lancet Global Health Commission on Global Eye

Prevent Blindness Texas Declares February as Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Low Vision Awareness Month -- Prevent Blindness Texas Provides a Variety of Educational Resources on AMD and Low Vision, including

Prevent Blindness Texas Provides Educational Resources, Materials and Support to Patients and Caregivers for January’s National Glaucoma Awareness Month — Non-profit Group Seeks to Raise Awareness and Education of Glaucoma, A Leading

November Declared as Diabetes-related Eye Disease Month to Educate Public on Potential Impact of Vision Loss and Blindness from Diabetes -Prevent Blindness Texas Offers Free Resources to Public to Help Save Sight

There is no question that inequities in access to healthcare exist. As a public health organization, our mission of preventing blindness and preserving sight can only be accomplished by first eliminating the