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Eye Health UK

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Eye Health UK is a national medical association in the UK for the British eyecare industry. It promotes eye health.

History

The Eyecare Information Service was formed in 1994, which became the Eyecare Trust in 2005.

The organisation is the new name for the Eyecare Trust, a charity. The Eyecare Trust was legally formed in November 2000.[1]

The decision to change the name of the charity was taken in June 2016.[2]

Structure

The charity is headquartered in Bath, Somerset.[3] It receives money from the Central Optical Fund, itself founded in 1972.

See also

References

  1. ^ Companies House
  2. ^ Optometry Today June 2016
  3. ^ Charity Commission

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