Dinner and Awards #Celebrating Achievements

It is that time of the year, when we all come together to celebrate our success and make plans for the future. It is during this time that we acknowledge the good works of each other, the love and support we have given each other and strengthen the bond of friendship and love. It is for this reason why the awards and dinner night is held. A time to go off the books and have fun with the eye care family, a time to hold take care of yourself after taking care of others for so long.

This year the best volunteer went to Abubakr Siddique, he has exhibit altruistic act and great benevolence and patriotism since the beginning of the year and his devotion pleased us all, Charles Danso Kumi was awarded most active field worker for the year and Ben-Nathaniel Fosu was awarded most innovative volunteer for the year. It is good we do this every once in a while since it makes us feel appreciated and loved and also boost our morale to continue giving our best to the societies in which we find ourselves.

As it is that time of the year for evaluation, we would like to find out from our followers and supporters their thoughts on our progress so far and also if they have any ideas to help improve our work

Life is an ordered system, you can’t cheat nature.

What is @bettervision about?

@bettervision is is a project initiated by @nattybongo and friends to give back to the society the knowledge and skill acquired through the Optometric Studies in Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana.It is an outreach system where we visit the less privileged communities to offer free eye screening services and education to the people within the community

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
To reduce or prevent vision loss through diseases such as glaucoma, cataract and refractive errors.

To enlighten the majority of the Ghanaian population about the importance of proper visual care.

To conscientize people on the need for regular eye checks

To get more people to have their wards screened within the Critical periods of a Child’s Vision Development; thus from ages 3 to till about 10 years.

To help the blind and people with low vision live a better life within the society through education of the general public to stop stigmatization.

Our greatest gratitude goes to @fundition @adollaraday @surfyogi @girlsfoundation @bleepcoin @ackza and @wafrica for helping to make the aims and objectives of @bettervision a reality.

This is me @nattybongo reporting for @bettervision. Thanks for your time