Nonprofit and Community Programs Eyewear Display Checklist

Use this checklist before launching or replenishing a nonprofit Vision Access program.

Program design

  • The target population and service setting are defined.
  • The program objective explains why readers, sunglasses, or both are being distributed.
  • The funded program period and expected utilization are realistic.

Distribution

  • Staff know where and how eyewear will be offered.
  • Reader powers are organized clearly when readers are included.
  • Storage and transportation are practical for outreach sites.

Inventory and reporting

  • Starting inventory is documented.
  • Frames distributed and inventory remaining are tracked.
  • Replenishment lead time is known.
  • Only necessary nonclinical data is collected.

Vision Access programs do not provide eye exams or diagnosis.

Continue: Vision Access Partnerships.

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