The Social Eye Center for People with Difficulties was born in Sassari.

First visits to the Social Eye Centre of the Italian Blind Federation in Sassari

Opens in Sassari on Al Oyoun Social Center Thanks to the Italian Federation of the Blind and Visually Impaired in Sassari in the presence of the Archbishop Gianfranco SabaThe political and military authorities officially launched the Al-Ayoun Social Center project at the city headquarters. Fourth StreetThis is an intervention promoted by the National Presidency of the Association, which From September 25 It will provide a medical service to people in social distress who often have to put their health, in this case their eye health, on the back burner.

How to book visits

Al Oyoun Social Center in cooperation withMobile eye clinic Thanks to the volunteer team of ophthalmologists and University Eye Clinic of Sassariproposes to implement it Sorting and free visits. This project has received strong support from Diocesan Caritaswhich recognizes the importance of ensuring primary protection of visual health, especially for those who find it difficult to access the public health care system. The dates and first visits already set are September 25, 27 and 30.
Visits will be made exclusively by reservation, by calling 079.233.711 or by email to [email protected]. This initiative represents an important step towards inclusion and equitable access to health services, with particular attention to the most vulnerable sectors of the population.

Interventions

In this regard, the head of the UICI department said: Francesco Santoro Comments: “With the Social Eye Center and the Mobile Eye Clinic we have made the prevention and protection of visual health project tangible, all thanks to the ophthalmologists who have given, completely free of charge, their high professionalism and their generous humanitarian commitment to the benefit of society.”

In his speech he said: Vescovo He commented: “The word hope is the most important. To be able to see hope again, especially when you need to see the light, when you need to see again. And here, the fact that we can work together, all we can, in a project aimed at promoting prevention is a possibility. We are present, and we also disseminate other tools for the diocese if possible.”

“When you are concerned with borderline situations, I think it is a sign of tact. Meanwhile, the results of scientific research are reaching higher levels, and this always gives us hope. I hope that the great achievements of human creativity will be put at the service of a good and dignified life for every human being. The world of the Church becomes a network system that allows us to come closer to what we can do in our own small way.”