Vison Screening at Prairie School

This morning Anderson Lions Club members assisted the school nurse at Prairie School by screening 264 Kindergarten through third grade students.

Of those students, 24 were referred for further evaluation.

Vision screening and a safer community

Meadow Lane school's Kindergarten and Second grades, 216 students, were the beneficiaries of vision screening by members of the Anderson Lions Club on Thursday morning, October 29.
We were able to do the screening in a short time span because the school district has a screening unit like the one Lions District 4-C1 uses.

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After the session at the school the members went to the ribbon cutting for the new prescription drug disposal unit at the Anderson Police Station.
The Anderson Lions Club, Anderson Kiwanis Club, and the Anderson Rotary Club all contributed to the purchase of the unit, which provides a place for citizens to dispose of no longer needed prescription drugs to be discarded safely.

 

It's kinda long but it's a long, continuing story.

You can watch this video now.
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It tells the story of Lions pretty well

Something we do

Every day we collect used eyeglasses from locations in our community and send them to be sorted for reuse.

Just one little instance.

Every day Lions Clubs perform vision screening.
It's free.

Recycle for Sight

It's a free community event

Members of the 

Anderson Lions Club

Will be collecting used eyeglasses:

at New Tech High on North Street 

(at East Street) 

Downtown Anderson

Bring those eyeglasses that nobody needs any longer and browse for bargains at the same time.