1 in 4 children in public schools lack the glasses they need to SEE the board, READ a book, or PARTICIPATE in class.

Join HJAHC & Vision To Learn in empowering students in Trenton to envision a brighter future. 

Make an impact in the lives of Trenton youth by supporting our campaign to provide free vision screenings, exams, and prescription eyeglasses to all students in the Trenton Public Schools.  

Support Trenton Youth!

1 in 4 children in public schools lack the glasses they need to SEE the board, READ a book, or PARTICIPATE in class.

Help us Reach Our Goal:

Provide 12,000 students in Trenton with corrective vision services

Children Reached

80% of learning during a child’s first 12 years is VISUAL.

Students with uncorrected vision problems are more likely to fail at least one grade and can fall behind reading at grade level by 3RD GRADE. This milestone is critical to PREVENTING DROPOUT.

In underserved communities, 95% of children who need glasses do not have them. Students with uncorrected vision problems often avoid reading, suffer headaches, and have trouble focusing in class.

A gift of $140 sponsors a child in Trenton to receive comprehensive vision services through our partnership with Vision to Learn. When you give, you are helping that child succeed in school and in life.

We believe that everyone deserves access to high-quality healthcare, no matter their ability to pay. Learn more about how you can join us in the journey to eliminating health disparities in Trenton and Mercer County.

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A VISION for Trenton Youth Eyeglasses Distribution – Press Event

HJAHC, in partnership with VTL, successfully distributed eyeglasses to the students of Dr. Martin Luther King (MLK) Jr. Middle School. The event marked a significant milestone for the VTL program in Trenton and provided the students with clearer vision, enabling them to reach their full potential in the classroom.

Special guests in attendance included Victor Farnath, Principal, Dr. MLK Jr. Middle School; James Earle, Superintendent, Trenton Public School District; Kemi Alli, MD, Chief Executive Officer, HJAHC; Reed Gusciora, Mayor of Trenton; Andrew Jaeger, President/CEO of the Credit Union of New Jersey, and Peter Silberman, Chief Growth Officer, VTL.

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