Vision Screener
Training Resources
How to Become a Children’s Vision Screening Club
Lions Clubs interested in participating in the Vision Screening program should follow the guide:
How to become a Children’s Vision Screening Club
Lions, Leos, partners, and community volunteers who wish to be involved must complete the following three stages of training — in any order — to become a LEHP Qualified Vision Screener.
How to Become a Children’s Vision Screener
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1. Complete an online training course
Click the button below to complete the course.
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2. Attend a Hands On Workshop Training Session
Once enough volunteers in your area have completed the online training, your club can book a 2–3 hour face-to-face session with an LEHP Instructor, who will demonstrate the screening equipment and processes.
If your club already has a group of at least 7 people ready for face-to-face training, contact the National Training Manager using the button below.
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3. Observe or participate under supervision at a screening session.
This may be arranged as part of the face-to-face training session or by attending an organised public screening.
Once all three steps are completed, you will receive a Certificate of Attainment.
Further training is available to become an Accredited Vision Screening Facilitator or a Qualified Vision Screening Instructor.
Training Resources
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Screener Manual
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Facilitator Manual
Policy Documents
Vision Screening FAQs
Frequently asked questions regarding the program.
Refresher Training Videos
Screeners who wish to revise the activities before attending a Vision Screening Session can watch these.
The children’s vision screening program incorporates 5 stations, please find below short instructional videos on each of these stations:
Reception Station
Colour Perception Station
Screening Camera Station
Visual Acuity Station
Depth Perception Station