Walgett, NSW, Australia, 5 September 2017: Today we offer tribute to our one and only Phyllis Dennis (right), a proud Gamilaraay woman, who was a dedicated nurse and Aboriginal Health Worker in New South Wales (NSW) for a large part of her life. . Sadly Phyllis passed away in a traffic accident on Friday 25th August...
Brien Holden Foundation is proud to offer a warm welcome to Australia. This is Odija's story.
Sydney, Australia, 2 June 2020: BHVI and Brien Holden Foundation mark National Reconciliation Week and the twentieth anniversary of Reconciliation Australia’s journey in shaping a more equitable and reconciled nation.
Sydney, Australia, 27 May 2020: After receiving a grant from the Northern Territory Primary Health Network, the Brien Holden Foundation has been able to continue its important work in remote communities in the Northern Territory during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Inefficient blinking can contribute to very irritating dry eye symptoms. The habit of blinking more efficiently can be developed and maintained by performing blink exercises as described in the Blink Exercises Guide, Professor Charles McMonnies, UNSW writes.
Sydney, Australia, 18 May 2020: In this year of unprecedented change and recalibration, BHVI and the Brien Holden Foundation have worked together to ensure that their staff and programs receive the support they need.
Today, the Brien Holden Foundation celebrates the life of one of ours, Vincent Ang. A dedicated optometrist, Vincent regularly conducted Retinal Camera training on behalf of our Foundation.
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 5 September, 2019: Nearly four years ago at the start of 2016, the eye health for all Papua New Guineans was elevated by the long-term commitment from the Lions Clubs International Foundation
Sydney, Australia, 27 March 2019: Earlier this week the members of Brien Holden Vision Institute Foundation met for the Annual General Meeting in Sydney, at the global head office.
Sydney, Australia, 23 March 2019: Today as we celebrate World Optometry Day, we encourage you to pause to reflect on the fact that optometry, as a profession, is very young in many global locations emerging more rapidly over the last 10 to 15 years.
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