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 Practical Screening Session
This may be arranged as part of the hands on workshop 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
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Instructional Videos
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