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See Differently OPK9 Graduation – 10 Years of impact for unique Assistance Dog Program. 

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Australia Day Honours for See Differently community

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Jackson’s 14-day Christmas run for veterans

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Cooking with confidence – learning to navigate the kitchen with low vision

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Do you see what I see this Christmas?

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Labradors meet Lemurs – Adelaide Zoo Welcomes Assistance Dogs

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Q&A: Celebrating Occupational Therapy Week

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TECHFEST goes to the next level 2023

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From puppy to working guide dog – Lana’s journey

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A guiding hand through your vision loss journey

See Support Coordination Differently

See Differently shines a light on guide and assistance dog volunteers this National Volunteer Week

Puppy love: Could you open your home (and heart) to one of our guide dog puppies?

The Pioneers of Disability Employment

Seeing a need for better sight

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From goalball to life goals: How See Differently has helped Nikita succeed in day-to-day life

See Braille Differently

Explore the benefits of Animal Assisted Therapy

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM SEE DIFFERENTLY

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Celebrating International Day of People with Disability

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Groundbreaking Program Places First Assistance Dog in Veteran’s Mental Health Facility

Q&A: Celebrating Occupational Therapists

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Telephone Assisted Voting is now open!

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ECSA welcomes telephone assisted voting in time for 2022 council elections

Preparing students for life after school

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‘See Differently’: RSB hails new era with bold new vision and brand

Confidence in the Kitchen

Triumphant return for Australian Blind Cricketer Michael Zannis

For Women’s Health Week, RSB urges women to make eye health a top priority

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Fighting for access to life changing treatment

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June 2022 Tax Appeal

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Life-changing vision technology on show in Adelaide at TechFest

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Nine-year-old with low vision receives a life-changing gift at LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Melbourne

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Guide Dog Graduation 2022

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE FEDERAL ELECTION

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Daronmont and RSB Team Up to Support Veterans

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Puppy Handover Day

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Sky-Diving for RSB OPK9

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Research shows Assistance Dogs reduce symptoms and boost wellbeing among veterans with PTSD

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The freedom to live a great life

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SA State Election Resources for BVI Community

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RSB Marks Special Milestone at Government House

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RSB OPK9 Welcomes new graduates

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New City Premises and Christmas Closure

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Help Us This Christmas

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Orientation and Mobility Careers – Unique Opportunity

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Knapman House Open

RSB COVID Update 20 July

RSB Supports Person-Centric NDIS Model

COVID-19 vaccine eligibility opens up

Veterans’ get $300,000 funding boost for more support dogs

Seeing your kids grow up isn’t always easy

Mission 4 Mates Launches

Don’t lose sight of what’s important this Christmas

RSB COVID Update 20 November

Adelaide City KIA Partner with RSB

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RSB work unmasked

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Operation K9 steps up

Veterans’ affairs expands psychiatric assistance dog program

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Celebrating the diversity of communication

Last Saturday, our Employment Services Manager Brian Dibbins and Auslan Support Officer Shae Hall came together with talented artist and client William Maggs and Minister for Social Service Amanda Rishworth MP at the Adelaide Contemporary Experimental Gallery to celebrate Auslan Day.

Thanks to the invaluable support of the Employment Assistance Fund provided by See Differently, William can access Auslan interpreting services, enabling him to participate actively in work meetings and discussions with his colleagues.

We work with the Deaf, blind, and low vision communities and people with other disabilities, providing tailored employment programs that align with their unique needs and aspirations. If you think our employment services program can assist you or someone you know, call us on 1300 944 306 or email contact@seedifferently.org.au, Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ... See MoreSee Less

Celebrating the diversity of communication Last Saturday, our Employment Services Manager Brian Dibbins and Auslan Support Officer Shae Hall came together with talented artist and client William Maggs and Minister for Social Service Amanda Rishworth MP at the Adelaide Contemporary Experimental Gallery to celebrate Auslan Day. Thanks to the invaluable support of the Employment Assistance Fund provided by See Differently, William can access Auslan interpreting services, enabling him to participate actively in work meetings and discussions with his colleagues. We work with the Deaf, blind, and low vision communities and people with other disabilities, providing tailored employment programs that align with their unique needs and aspirations. If you think our employment services program can assist you or someone you know, call us on 1300 944 306 or email contact@seedifferently.org.au, Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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Guess what? We're hosting Australia's FIRST-EVER Braille Challenge this May!

The Braille Challenge, created by the Braille Institute of America, is not just a competition. It's an educational experience that celebrates the braille brilliance of children aged 6-19 with low vision or blindness!

Children will engage in challenges including reading comprehension, spelling, and more! Plus, there are some seriously awesome prizes to be won!

The big braille challenge is happening Wednesday, May 22nd, at our Gilles Plains campus!

Do you know a child aged 6-19 who has braille skills and can take on the competition? Call 1300 944 306 to register or visit our website for more information >> bit.ly/4aCg4Ac

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Guess what? Were hosting Australias FIRST-EVER Braille Challenge this May! The Braille Challenge, created by the Braille Institute of America, is not just a competition. Its an educational experience that celebrates the braille brilliance of children aged 6-19 with low vision or blindness! Children will engage in challenges including reading comprehension, spelling, and more! Plus, there are some seriously awesome prizes to be won! The big braille challenge is happening Wednesday, May 22nd, at our Gilles Plains campus! Do you know a child aged 6-19 who has braille skills and can take on the competition? Call 1300 944 306 to register or visit our website for more information >> https://bit.ly/4aCg4Ac #SeeDifferently #LowVision #BrailleChallenge #Support
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Tactile Ultrasound Experience

Thanks to Canon's World Unseen Exhibition, Karen, a partially sighted mother-to-be, experienced her ultrasound differently. While many mothers eagerly await the sight of their ultrasound, Karen had the opportunity to feel every detail through touch, turning the moment into something truly special.

Click the link to find out more about Karen's story and witness her first tactile experience with her ultrasound >> bit.ly/3Jh2K8n

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Tactile Ultrasound Experience Thanks to Canons World Unseen Exhibition, Karen, a partially sighted mother-to-be, experienced her ultrasound differently. While many mothers eagerly await the sight of their ultrasound, Karen had the opportunity to feel every detail through touch, turning the moment into something truly special. Click the link to find out more about Karens story and witness her first tactile experience with her ultrasound >> https://bit.ly/3Jh2K8n #SeeDifferently #LowVision #Ultrasound #experience #Tactile
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Annual Reports

The front cover of See Differently's 2022/23 annual report. A picture of a lady with short curly hair is sitting on the floor opposite her black guide dog. She is holding its paw and smiling at the dog.

2022 – 2023

Click Here for Plain Text version of See Differently 2022-23 Annual Report

2021 – 2022

Click Here for Plain Text version of See Differently 2021-22 Annual Report

2020 – 2021

Click Here for Plain Text version of RSB 2020-21 Annual Report

2019 – 2020

2018 – 2019

2017 – 2018

2016 – 2017

2015 – 2016

2014 – 2015

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