‘One-stop shop’ for eye care will help homeless Memphians frame their future
Officials hope the clinic can help hundreds of Memphians, if not more. (Courtesy Phillip Tribble)
The Southern College of Optometry is partnering with the Catholic Charities of West Tennessee to provide eye care to homeless Memphians, officials announced Tuesday, July 14.
The college and charities announced the partnership after surveys by the Catholic Charities and partner organizations showed vision care is among the most requested healthcare services in Memphis.
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