Shaping Young Minds Through Eye Health Education
At Alpro OptiSaver, we believe in giving back to the community by educating the younger generation about the importance of eye care and healthy vision habits. As part of our ongoing CSR initiative, we recently had the privilege to visit SJKC Sin Hua 芙蓉新华小学 in Seremban!
Inspiring the Future with Knowledge
Our passionate Optometrist Renessmee led the session, captivating young minds with an interactive and engaging approach. Through games, storytelling, and live demonstrations, students learned:
- How vision works
- Common eye problems and how to prevent them
- The impact of screen time and digital strain
- Healthy habits to maintain clear vision
“We believe that children deserve not only education, but also empowerment. When they understand how to care for their eyes, they carry that knowledge with them for life.” — Renessmee, Alpro Optometrist
A Meaningful Impact
The response from students and staff was overwhelming. Smiles, curious questions, and bright eyes filled the room as students connected with the lessons — not just in theory, but in everyday practice.
This school talk reflects our CSR commitment to community education, focusing on:
- Youth empowerment
- Health education
- Equal access to wellness information
We’re deeply grateful to the educators and students at SJKC Sin Hua for their warm hospitality and enthusiasm!
Why It Matters
Studies show that 1 in 4 school-aged children may have undiagnosed vision issues, which can affect learning and development. That’s why we’re committed to:
- Reaching out to more schools
- Providing free educational talks
- Offering on-site eye screenings and consultations
Our vision is to ensure no child is left behind due to poor eyesight.
Let’s Keep Our Eyes on the Future
We’re not stopping here. This initiative is part of a larger mission to expand vision health literacy throughout Malaysia.
Together, we can raise a generation that sees the world clearly, confidently, and with curiosity. Healthy Vision = Bright Future. Empower a child today!
