Adjah Cancer Support Ghana aims to help 100 children in Ho, Ghana, access essential eye care. The project will seek to connect children from low-income families with qualified eye care professionals for vision screening, eye examinations, and referrals for further treatment when needed. Support will depend on assessed needs, available funding, and partnerships with healthcare providers.
Children with vision problems may struggle to read, learn, and participate fully in school and everyday activities. Families with limited financial resources may find it difficult to access eye examinations, prescription glasses, or further treatment. Without timely assessment, some vision problems may remain undetected and affect children's learning, development, and well-being.
The project aims to help 100 children in Ho receive eye care through collaboration with qualified eye care professionals and appropriate health facilities. Activities may include vision screening, eye examinations, referrals for further assessment, and support toward prescription glasses for children who need them. Beneficiaries will be selected based on need, with parental or guardian consent and appropriate child safeguarding measures.
The project aims to improve access to eye care for 100 children from low-income families in Ho. Early identification of vision problems and timely access to appropriate care may help children see more clearly, participate better in classroom activities, and enjoy improved opportunities for learning and development.
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