Vision Screening Training and Resources

Policy Documents

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• Guide to Conducting a Screening Session
• COVID Safe Plan
• Child Safe Plan
• LEHP Photograph Policy

Lions Clubs who wish to participate in the Vision Screening program should follow this guide – A Guide to Conducting a LEHP Vision Screening Session

Lions, Leos, partners or community volunteers who wish to be involved must complete the following 3 stages of training, in any order, to become a LEHP Qualified Vision Screener.

2. Attend a Face to Face ‘Workshop’ Training Session, where the equipment and processes used at a screening are demonstrated

Once a number of volunteers in your area have nominated to consider becoming Vision Screeners,  LEHP will arrange for an Instructor to visit and conduct a 2-3 hour face-to-face training session.

If you already have a group who are committed to become screeners contact the National Training Manager at training@lehp.org.au.

3. Observe or participate under supervision at a screening session.

This may be arranged in conjunction with the face to face training session or you may attend an organised public screening.

Once you have completed all three steps you will be issued with a Certificate of Attainment.

Further training can be undertaken to become an Accredited Vision Screening Facilitator or Qualified Vision Screening Instructor.

Often asked questions regarding the program – 

FAQ’s for LEHP Children’s Vision Screening Program

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:

Visual Acuity Station

Depth Perception Station