Community Participation

The Company defines the areas where its Nangang headquarters and retail service network operate as its primary communities, covering New Taipei City, Taipei City, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Chiayi, and other areas. We maintain close connections with local communities, schools, businesses, and care facilities in these areas.

Leveraging our professional expertise in eye care, the Company responds to local eye health and public welfare needs through long-term initiatives in community vision care, campus eye health, rural outreach, charitable support, and talent development. To address eye health needs in rural areas, we also extend our services beyond our operational and service network, broadening access to eye health services.

100 Events2025 Community Events
418 ParticipantsManpower Invested
6,915 PeoplePeople Served
151+ SchoolsCampus Public Welfare Screenings in Mainland China
Service CategorySessions / Scope2025 Results
Community Vision Health Public Welfare Activities55 sessions260 staff participants | 2,893 people served
Campus and Community Vision Care Activities22 sessions52 staff participants | 3,185 people served
Community Activities in Remote Areas of Chiayi23 sessions106 staff participants | 837 people served
Campus Public Welfare Screenings in Mainland ChinaMore than 151 schools557,609 people served
2025 Community Vision Care Activities2025 Community Vision Care Activities2025 Community Vision Care Activities
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Talent Cultivation and ExchangeDeveloping Optometry Talent and Connecting with International Expertise

  • Optometry talent development: The Company has long invested in industry-academia collaboration and provides scholarships and grants to help students focus on professional training and preparation for professional certifications, while supporting their transition into clinical and retail practice.
  • International exchanges and visits: In 2025, the Company engaged in professional exchanges with HOYA, the University of Geneva, ZEISS, CooperVision, ESCRS, and other international professionals and organizations.
  • Universal Optical short-form video program: In 2025, 69 videos were released, generating 2.33 million views, 10,000 likes, and 5,000 interactions, with 38 optometrists participating in filming.
November 2025: Industry-academia partnership signing ceremony with Jenteh Junior College of Medicine, Nursing, and Management
November 2025: Industry-academia partnership signing ceremony with Jenteh Junior College of Medicine, Nursing, and Management
January–December 2025: Universal Optical Employee Short-Form Video Program
January–December 2025: Universal Optical Employee Short-Form Video Program
March 2025: Visit by Serge Zins, Vice President of HOYA Asia-Pacific
March 2025: Visit by Serge Zins, Vice President of HOYA Asia-Pacific
December 2025: Exchange with Professor Filomena Ribeiro, President of the ESCRS
December 2025: Exchange with Professor Filomena Ribeiro, President of the ESCRS
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Industry-Academia CollaborationAddressing Talent Development and Workforce Needs through Educational Cooperation

Partner InstitutionCollaboration InitiativeOutcomes
National Taiwan UniversitySupport for university development and industry-academia collaboration, 2023–2027NT$2,000,000 per year | NT$10,000,000 over 5 years
  • Mackay Junior College of Medicine, Nursing and Management / Department of Optometry
  • Chung Shan Medical University / Department of Optometry
  • Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology / Department of Optometry
  • Asia University / Department of Optometry
  • Jenteh Junior College of Medicine, Nursing and Management / Department of Optometry
  • Hsin Sheng Junior College of Medical Care and Management / Department of Optometry
  • Shu-Zen Junior College of Medicine and Management / Department of Optometry
Industry-academia and cooperative education, practical training, internships, and workplace experience7 schools | 199 industry-academia cooperation participants | 39 optometry (store) internship participants