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Moab volunteers can help neighbors get free glasses this week

Moab Free Health Clinic is holding its November vision clinic on Thursday and Friday. Adults can sign up for a half-day shift, and Spanish speakers are especially needed.
By Salt & Seek EditorialPublished 1 min read

Moab Free Health Clinic’s two-day vision clinic begins Thursday, November 12, and continues Friday, November 13. Adults who can spare a morning or afternoon can help their neighbors get free glasses.

What a volunteer does

Volunteers work directly with patients. Clinic staff give a short lesson on using the optometry tools at the start of the shift. The clinic welcomes volunteers age 18 and older, has a particular need for Spanish speakers and provides lunch.

Choose a half-day shift

The schedule is the same both days. Morning volunteers start at 8:15 a.m. and finish at noon. The afternoon shift runs from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. If you can help on short notice, call the clinic to find out which shift still needs a hand.

A pair of reading glasses
Illustrative archive photo of reading glasses, 2011. Evan-Amos / Wikimedia Commons, public domain.