Texas

Prevent Blindness Texas Declares September as Sports Eye Safety Month to Raise Awareness, Provide Education to Help Avoid Eye Injuries  - Prevent Blindness Texas data shows more than 44,000 sports

- As many children head back to school, Prevent Blindness Texas launches new Children’s Vision Screening Certification Course, and advocates for legislators to pass the Early Detection of Vision Impairments

- Prevent Blindness Texas offers expert-approved educational resources covering dry eye causes, symptoms, tips and more   -  TX (July 1, 2026) – Prevent Blindness Texas has declared July as Dry

- Prevent Blindness Texas declares June 28-July 4, 2026, as Sixth Annual Fireworks Safety Week to educate the public on the risk of serious eye injuries from fireworks -  TX

Prevent Blindness Texas Declares June as Cataract Month, Providing Educational Resources on the Leading Cause of Vision Loss in the United States   -- Prevent Blindness Texas offers free resources to

Prevent Blindness Texas Declares May as Third Annual Inherited Retinal Disease and Genetic Testing Month, Offering Resources to Public and Healthcare Allies, to Help Save Sight - May is Inherited

April is Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month at Prevent Blindness Texas, Aimed at Providing Women with Resources Needed to Help Save Vision -As Women are at Higher Risk for

Prevent Blindness Texas Declares First-Ever Keratoconus Week, March 23- 29, 2026, to Raise Awareness, Provide Educational Resources on the Eye Disease – Prevent Blindness Texas Offers New Keratoconus Flyers in English

Prevent Blindness Texas Declares March as Workplace Eye Wellness Month, Offering Free Educational Resources to Employers and Employees to Help Prevent Eye Injuries, Avoid Digital Eye Strain – New Data

February is Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Low Vision Month at Prevent Blindness Texas, Designed to Provide Helpful Sight-saving Resources and Support Programs -- Prevent Blindness Texas Offers Free Educational