(l-r) Honorary Consul Patricia Geiger of the Consulate of Switzerland; H.E.Lady Williams , President and Founder of the Halo Foundation; Dr. Salem Zreibe , Optometrist and owner of Progressive Vision
**“Future Bright” initiative with Halo Foundation, Progressive Vision and the Swiss Embassy, as they continue their partnership to restore the gift of sight**
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The Halo Foundation is proud to announce the continuation of its Future Bright with the Gift of Sight Eye Care Initiative, a programme delivered in partnership with Progressive Vision and made possible through the generous support of the Embassy of Switzerland in Antigua and Barbuda.
Now entering its third year, the initiative remains committed to ensuring that every person, despite financial restrictions be afforded access to good eye care. Through this programme, the Halo Foundation has been able to assist over three hundred children, elderly and the most vulnerable of our society with free comprehensive eye examinations and prescription eyeglasses.
Her Excellency Lady Williams, Founder and President of the Halo Foundation expressed her heartfelt appreciation to the Embassy of Switzerland for recognizing the importance of the initiative and investing in the wellbeing of the people of Antigua and Barbuda.
The Halo Foundation also extends its sincere appreciation to Dr. Salem Zreibi and the team at Progressive Vision for their continued partnership and professional expertise. Their commitment to delivering high-quality eye care has been instrumental in the programme success and has ensured that everyone received compassionate and dedicated service.
For this year, the Foundation aims to reach even more individuals and families who require eye care . If you know of anyone in need, or for more information about the Future Bright Vision Care Initiative, or to learn how you can support the Halo Foundation’s programmes, please contact the Halo Foundation at 1-268-562-9153, or via e-mail at thefoundationhalo@gmail.com
This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: Halo announces third year of free eye tests and glasses.