Assistance League Of Conejo Valley

Vision for the future - provides vision exams and eyeglasses for students in need whose families cannot afford vision care or do not have insurance.eye can see - provides vision care to adults in need. Adults identified by clinics are directed to an eye care provider to have an exam and be fitted with new frames and lenses.

Scholarships-help our youth, graduating from high school, continue their education either at college or trade school. Candidates are recommended by school counselors.

OTHER - Other community needs and programs.

Share-a-bear - teddy bears are delivered to children in hospitals, emergency rooms, urgent care facilities, social service agencies, and patients in local memory care facilities to provide comfort.

Literacy 4 learning - member volunteers work with students in a classroom to improve their reading and comprehension skills. Books are collected and distributed to students in low-income schools to promote literacy and help students build a home library.

Medical SUPPORT sERVICES - We supply our local Free Clinic with glucose monitors and blood pressure cuffs to help their client's at-home care of Diabetes and Hypertension, AND OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES.

WOMEN'S WELLNESS - In partnership with our local Free Clinic, we help fund mammogram AND PAP screenings for those who may otherwise postpone or forgo this annual procedure due to lack of insurance or finances.

Sharing the Warmth - In partnership with local sheriff and social services agencies, we provide needed items for the Homeless, including warm coats, sleeping bags and laundry supplies

Assault survivors kits - kits containing essential items of clothing and grooming aids are provided to victims of assault whose clothes have been retained for evidence in crime investigations.

Community outreach - establishes funding to provide financial relief of one time events, that negatively impact our community.

HATS OF HOPE - Handmade knitted hats are provided to local hospitals, which primarily serves the low income and homeless population.

Emergency clothing kits - essential clothing is provided to schools to help children who have had an accident and require a change of clothing.

Hospital essential needs - kits containing essential items of clothing and grooming aids are provided to er patients at local hospitals, which primarily serves the homeless population.