New Eyes for the Needy Bringing Vision to the US and the World Bringing Vision to the US and the World
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Providing Glasses in the US
The Need
Our Voucher Program
How the US Program Is Funded
Who Receives the Glasses?
Who Is Eligible?
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How the Program Operates
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Providing Glasses in the US Participating Agencies

Over 4,400 social service agencies and school nurses in 43 states partner with New Eyes to provide eyeglasses to needy Americans. This partnership is essential to the success of our program. Social service agencies provide outreach so that indigent Americans can learn about New Eyes' program to purchase new eyeglasses. Social service agencies, which have on-going client relationships, also help New Eyes ensure that only those most in need receive our assistance.

New Eyes for the Needy
In addition, New Eyes has a special relationship with the following social service agencies:
  • Clients in Kentucky receive their vouchers through Kentucky Homeplace, a program that links medically underserved rural residents with free or low-cost health services.

  • New Eyes and the Kress Vision Program work ztogether to provide free eye exams and eyeglasses to disadvantaged children in New York City.


Click here to learn about these and other special partnerships that help New Eyes improve the vision of Americans in need.




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Social service agencies and school nurses should click here for additional resources and forms.

How Our Vision Impacts People

"William is a client of mine in need of glasses. Massachusetts Medicaid covers eye exams but does not cover eyeglasses. There is no other source of assistance for eyeglasses in our area. Since all of my clients are homeless, the little income they do have is put into savings for an apartment."

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