About Us
What we do
We endeavour to serve the people’s fundamental needs by addressing the issues that affect by those within our communities. We believe a confident and connected communities play a vital role in improving health and minimising health inequalities. We aim to give a voice to those who have been subject to social exclusion and lack of social support that has resulted in health inequality
We aim to bridge the gap current health practices and cultural significance. Health is holistic and we aim to draw out issues from a holistic angel to promote patient centred care that ultimately captures our core values of equality, engagement and empowerment.
We aim to equip our community with the skill and knowledge through a social network and community that provides the building block needed for good eye health in efforts to prevent irreversible sight loss
We aim to bridge the gap current health practices and cultural significance. Health is holistic and we aim to draw out issues from a holistic angel to promote patient centred care that ultimately captures our core values of equality, engagement and empowerment.
We aim to equip our community with the skill and knowledge through a social network and community that provides the building block needed for good eye health in efforts to prevent irreversible sight loss
Workshops
Educating and making our community aware about the importance of eye health, risk factors and preventive care and support available.
Outreach Initiatives
Encouraging community engagement through the participation of eye health programs and initiatives, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility
Campaigning, Partnership & Collaboration
liaising with local health professionals and organisations to deliver public health products for awareness
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“Back in My Day, We Walked for Miles!”—The Link Between Physical Activity, Diabetes, and Eye Health
If you grew up in an African or Caribbean household, you’ve probably heard your parents say, “When I was your age, I used to walk miles to school every day!”