Ghana Optometric Association

Eid Mubarak from all of us at the Ghana Optometric Association 🌙

Tune in tomorrow on The AM Club on MX24 TV as Dr. Kwame Yeboah Jnr discusses glaucoma and the importance of early detection in protecting sight. 📅 12 March 2026 ⏰ 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM #WorldGlaucomaWeek

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W O R L D G L A U C O M A W E E K 2 0 2 6 ! Let's spread the word and raise awareness about this "silent thief of sight". By educating ourselves and others, we can help prevent vision loss. 1/2 #WorldGlaucomaWeek

It's World Glaucoma Week 2026! 🌍👁️ Glaucoma is a leading cause of irreversible blindness but early detection can help prevent vision loss. This week, let’s unite for a glaucoma-free world by spreading awareness and encouraging regular eye check-ups. Your sight matters!

Celebrating the freedom to see a brighter future. Happy Independence Day from the Ghana Optometric Association - committed to protecting the vision of our nation. 🇬🇭

Low vision: somewhere between seeing and not seeing. An important read from Citi Newsroom. citinewsroom.com/2026/02/low-vi…

Low vision doesn’t mean no vision. With expert care and assistive tools, optometrists help low vision patients maximize their remaining vision. #LowVisionAwarenessMonth

Did you know that regular comprehensive eye examinations, proper eye safety practices, UV protection, and maintaining a healthy diet can help prevent low vision? #LowVisionAwarenessMonth

February is Low Vision Awareness Month! Low vision is a significant visual impairment that cannot be corrected with regular glasses or surgery. This month, let’s raise awareness and support those living with low vision. #LowVisionAwarenessMonth

“I wish you a fulfilling, productive, and successful 2026. May God’s blessings rest upon the Association and every member of this great family.” — Dr. Alfred Gardemor, President of the Ghana Optometric Association

Happy New Year from the Ghana Optometric Association. We wish you a year of brighter vision and healthier eyes.

As we close out the year, the Ghana Optometric Association sincerely thanks our members, partners, and stakeholders for your support and collaboration. Your contributions continue to advance eye health and vision care across Ghana. We wish you a joyful festive season.

Merry Christmas from the Ghana Optometric Association 🎄✨ We wish our members, partners, and the general public peace, good health, and clear vision this festive season and beyond.

Happy Farmers’ Day to the incredible men and women who feed our nation. The Ghana Optometric Association says Ayekoo!

GOA in collaboration with @visionactionuk is hosting an in-person CPD session on Paediatric Case Management. Join us as Dr. Joyce Odame leads a peer discussion focused on improving paediatric eye care. 📍 Mensvic Hotel, East-Legon, Accra We look forward to seeing you there.

A beautiful recap of the Ghana Optometric Association 2025 AGM held at KNUST, Kumasi. We came together to learn, connect, and strengthen our commitment to advancing eye care in Ghana.

Congratulations to our very own Dr. Enyam Morny. Dr. Morny, Head of the Vision Science Department at the University of Cape Coast, was honoured with the Outstanding Contribution to Institutional Research Income award at the 10th RAG Ceremony. Ayekoo!

Congratulations to our very own Prof. Samuel Kyei. Prof. Kyei from the School of Optometry and Vision Science at the University of Cape Coast has been awarded three (3) research grants at the 10th RAG Ceremony. A remarkable achievement 👏🏽

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More highlights from our recent Annual General Meeting and Scientific Session held at KNUST, Kumasi. #Optometry #Optometrist #AGM