Royal Society for the Blind
Providing assistance to blind or vision impaired people
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The Royal Society for the Blind (RSB) is a not-for-profit organisation and has Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status with the Australian Tax Office. ABN 37 680 837 839
Here at RSB, our industrial services team was pretty excited to be back at work this week where we've been busy packing... Robern Menz showbags! Keep your eye out, these Fruchocs showbags, full of deliciousness, are destined for September's Royal Adelaide Show as well as being available at assorted retail outlets across SA. ... See MoreSee Less
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Pictured: smiling female employee, standing holding one bright orange Fruchocs showbag in each hand.
Anjanette Connell
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Future weightlifer in training
They look heavy - wow full of fruit chocs - I’ll certainly get one or two 😁
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Ready, Set, Census
The 2021 Australian Census is taking place on 10 August, with online access available now. The information collected in the Census helps inform important services and support for people and communities right around Australia. RSB, South Australia’s leading support and service provider for our blind and vision impaired community, is on hand to assist with accessibility advice to ensure your voice is heard. Accessibility resources available this year include audio assistance, braille forms and large print versions. Please refer to the ABS website here: bit.ly/3l4OZyM for more information.
For further support call RSB’s Customer First Team 1300 944 306. ... See MoreSee Less
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Can’t believe I have completed mine already. Little help from my Linda 🙈❤️🤓
With the Level 5 restrictions being lessened as of 12:01 Wednesday 28 July in South Australia, we will be operating to the amended guidelines announced this morning. For us at RSB this means a measured return to business as usual.
RSB will return to providing services to clients on a face-to-face basis whilst recognising appropriate hygiene, distancing and density guidelines. QR code check ins are mandatory at any RSB site so please make sure that if you attend an RSB site for a service, that you and any support person you may have accompany you comply with this requirement.
For more detail, you can also visit www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/response
Thank you for your patience and continued support during lockdown. ... See MoreSee Less
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