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Our Mobile Eye Health Unit improves vision care accessibility by overcoming common barriers such as trust, transportation, and geography. Our vision is to bridge the gap in eye health awareness and create connection to vision care for individuals in need.

With our Mobile Eye Health van, we serve the community by providing eye health education, vision screenings, and eye exams. Our team consists of volunteer licensed eye doctors, optometric technicians, and dedicated ECN Purpose staff.

Free downloadable and printable resources related to eye health education. In this section, there are eye-related information, eye health tips, and educational videos for elementary school children, for use by school educators in their classrooms, and parents of …

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ECN Purpose is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization focused on improving access to vision care for underserved populations in the United States. Our mission is to bridge the gap in eye health...

Aug 16, 2023 · After two years of planning and fundraising, ECN Purpose recently held its inaugural event for its Mobile Eye Health Program. ECN Purpose was onsite providing vision screenings by Edward Tran, O.D., and John Monteleone, O.D., and distributed educational material regarding how vision can affect learning.