Prevent Blindness Texas

Prevent Blindness Texas is grateful for the support of this year’s Women’s Health & Vision Symposium Guardian Sponsor FORVIS and Treasurer of the PBT Board of Directors, Andrea Sartin. “Our longstanding partnership with Forvis has been critical to our growth and success, especially in the North Texas Region.” Heather Patrick, President and CEO of Prevent Blindness Texas Will join FORVIS and be a part of supporting women’s health? Donate today at https://lnkd.in/gtdir5h4 #PreventBlindness #WomensHealthMatters #MentalHealthAdvocacy

Thank you to Heads Up Technologies and Vice Chair of the PBT Board of Directors, Renee Rump, for supporting Prevent Blindness Texas as a Guardian Sponsor for this year’s Women’s Health & Vision Symposium. “The investment that Heads Up Technologies has made in vision health and women’s health is helping PBT achieve our mission every day. Their support has helped us transform our work and increase our impact.” Heather Patrick, President and CEO of Prevent Blindness Texas Will you join Heads Up Technologies in investing in your community and supporting women’s health? Donate today at?https://lnkd.in/gtdir5h4 ? #PreventBlindness #WomensHealthMatters #MentalHealthAdvocacy

The Women's Health & Vision Symposium was filled with empowerment and encouragement! Our speaker Pete Hanlin, Vice President of Professional Services at Essilor Group kicked off the program with an invaluable look into mental health and the workplace. The conversation continued around this year's theme, mental health and advocacy, with an incredible discussion among our audience and panelists Dr. Clair Gioia, Dr. Carla Mack, Abida Minhas, and Dr. Aysha Najjab. Thank you to our sponsors! Guardian Sponsors: FORVIS and Heads Up Technologies Advocate Sponsors: Alcon, Apex Dental Partners, and Dallas College Check out photos here?https://lnkd.in/g_wDpgfh #PreventBlindness #WomensHealthMatters #MentalHealthAdvocacy

Empowering women to take care of their health, last night’s Women's Health & Vision Symposium was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who attended and our gracious sponsors. Stay tuned for more photos. #PreventBlindness #WomensHealthMatters #MentalHealthAdvocacy

"For me, giving is about driving meaningful change that reaches far beyond just one person.?PBT’s work is essential in advocating and empowering those impacted by vision issues, and real change takes time, resources, and support to have the biggest impact. By contributing monthly, I want to help make this possible, backing the people dedicated to improving lives through awareness, education, and prevention. I believe in living by the motto,?“Be the change you want to see in the world,”and make a difference wherever and however I can." Dr. Layla Lohmann Will you become a recurring donor? https://bit.ly/PBTPatrons #PreventBlindness #GivingBack #EyeHealth

Did you know that 1 in 2 youth with diabetes may develop diabetic retinopathy 12+ years after diagnosis? Find our more about juvenile diabetes and its potential effects on vision at https://lnkd.in/g2K2Dz5f #PreventBlindness #ChildrensHealth #JuvenileDiabetes

At Texas Lutheran University, nursing students are provided hands-on learning experience such as teaming up with local schools to assist school nurses with providing certified vision screenings in a timelier manner. This year, Prevent Blindness Texas wrapped up our World Sight Day activities by providing children’s vision screening training and certification to 23 nursing students and faculty. Together, we are helping to protect the health of children and families in their communities. #PreventBlindness #EyeHealth #ChildrensHealth

November is Diabetes-related Eye Disease Month at Prevent Blindness Texas. If you have diabetes, prevention of eye diseases related to diabetes is a priority. Diabetes-related eye disease can cause you to have trouble reading, seeing faces across the room, seeing at night, or even blindness. Learn how to protect your eyes today! https://lnkd.in/eZinEin #PreventBlindness #DiabetesAwarenessMonth #EyeHealthTips?

Happy Halloween! Have a fun and safe Halloween by following these tips. #PreventBlindness #Halloween #SafetyFirst

Join us at the Women's Health & Vision Symposium on Thursday, November 14th, for an evening of inspiration, real conversations about the challenges women face, and how together we can thrive.?This year’s theme of mental health and advocacy is one of great importance and the audience will have the benefit of interacting with the panel.?It will be a night of connection and meaningful dialogue. Register today at?https://lnkd.in/gPU8Bk4W #PreventBlindness #WomensHealthMatters #MentalHealthAdvocacy