VISION
Our vision is for people everywhere to have clearer vision
MOTTO
We’re Clear About Our Vision!
GOALS
ONF comprises many short- and long-term goals. Our three major goals are to:
- Increase our community’s awareness of optic neuropathies.
- Educate patients and the public about optic neuropathies.
- Help people in need and hospitals and/or vision centers.
CORE VALUES
COMMITMENT
We are committed to the vision communities in which we serve and worldwide. We seek to guide individuals with vision concerns to the assistance they need.
INTEGRITY
We operate and hold ourselves accountable for our actions by treating everyone with the highest respect possible and walking and working in honor.
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
At ONF, we embrace everyone. We celebrate and respect the differences among all people and believe that the more diverse the experiences and views, the more we learn and grow.
Whom We Serve
We currently serve in the Georgia area, but we provide online education to all people via our educational videos and trainings. We wish to help all people regardless or religion, race, ethnicity, gender, or geographic location.
Why We Serve
To educate, inform, and help people with optic neuropathies. With servant hearts, we aim to show love to all people.
How We Serve
Educational Videos
ONF have created professional videos to education and showcase a board certified neruo- ophthalmologist teaching about optic neuropathy vision topics. Educational Videos enable listeners and viewers to learn valuable information that they can take back to their primary care physician and learn from.
Seeing The World More Clearly
ONF has partnered with the Multiple Sclerosis Center of Atlanta to create an educational seminar to educates the public about multiple sclerosis(MS) and vision issues. Everyone is welcomed to attend to learn from a board certified neuro-ophthalmologist and MS doctor.
O-Talks – Audio/Webcast
O-Talks is an audio/ webcast cast featuring a board certified vision doctor speaking on a dedicated 800 number or live video to educate the community about optic neuropathy trends and current information.