Low Vision Awareness Month is observed every February to educate the public about visual impairments and promote inclusivity for individuals with low vision. This initiative aims to foster understanding and empathy towards those affected by vision loss, which cannot be corrected through conventional means like glasses or surgery. The National Eye Institute, in collaboration with Prevent Blindness and other medical professionals, supports this awareness month. Typical actions during this month include learning about low vision, visiting eye care professionals, and encouraging preventive measures against age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a leading cause of low vision in older adults. The month serves as an opportunity for various stakeholders, including healthcare providers and educators, to raise awareness about the challenges faced by those with low vision and to highlight available resources for support and rehabilitation.