Council Member Justin Brannan said preliminary results of his “Vision for All” program show that expanding access to vision care can have a direct impact on quality of life and opportunity — particularly for families struggling with the city’s affordability crisis.
Since its debut in June 2025, over 200 New Yorkers have gained access to free eyecare, Brannan said.
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