Children's lives transformed
People’s Post Claremont & Rondebosch
|June 24, 2025
In a heartwarming demonstration of what community collaboration can achieve, the Lions Club of Tokai, in partnership with Vision Works Optometrists, has been changing the lives, and vision, of learners at Westlake Primary School since March last year.
Through the Lions BrightSight initiative 70 learners have already received professional eye tests, with 65 of them fitted with much-needed spectacles, all at no cost to the school or parents. The remaining five were treated with eye drops.
This life-changing programme is more than just an act of charity. It's an ongoing commitment to the Lions International core pillar of Vision, a global drive to fight preventable blindness and improve access to eye care.
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