Bring the van to your site
The Scheie in MOTION eye van can park at your shelter, church or program.
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Room to park
The van needs a parking lot or street parking near your building. It takes up 2 to 3 SUV-sized spots.
It is 26 feet long and 11.5 feet tall.
What a visit looks like
The van can check the eyes of up to 25 people in a day.
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People walk up
No one needs an appointment, and the screening is free.
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Their eyes get checked
Three or four people on the van team run its six stations.
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They get their results
An eye doctor joins by video, so each person hears what the checks found before they leave.
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Help after the visit
If someone needs more care, we help with insurance, free or low-cost glasses and a ride to their eye appointment.
Who to contact
Ask the van team yourself
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Request a visit from Scheie in MOTION
Scheie in MOTION runs the van and sets its stops.
Other help for your clients
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Service Link
Student volunteers help your clients sign up for health insurance and find food, medicine, rides and housing.
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Shelter Health Outreach Program
Students visit Philadelphia shelters and soup kitchens every week. They check blood pressure, blood sugar and eyesight, and give vaccines.
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Eagles Eye Mobile
It gives free eye exams and glasses to children in Philadelphia public schools. Ask about a visit on the foundation’s contact form.
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Eyes on Wheels in Pittsburgh
Students run this mobile eye clinic. It gives free, full eye exams every month.
Plan a visit with us
We suggest new stops to the van team, and they set the dates.
Or write to sharedvision2026@