Latest from Royal NZ Foundation of the Blind
100+ staff leave charity amid claims of bullying, service cuts
Former staff say they have never seen such low levels of morale.
She went blind at 37. Others with diabetes are now at risk of losing their sight
Anne Niulesā woke up blind at the age of 37. Services to protect others are in crisis.
Police win despite losing sight of the ball during blind cricket game
Blind cricket is played throughout New Zealand and internationally.
Blind Foundation launches Red Puppy Appeal
Collectors are out raising money for breeding and training of guide dogs.
Access could mean an extra $500 a year
The unemployment rate for New Zealand's 1.1m people with disabilities is 9.2 per cent.
Blind mum urges people to dig deep
A woman who lost her sight because of a brain tumour as a child is appealing to New Zealanders to be generous during this year's Red Puppy Appeal.
Woman champions blind voting cause
Voting in a General Election for Dunedin woman Julie Woods is a high-trust activity. She's been blind for 16-years and one of the things she misses is being able to vote as a sighted person on Election Day.
House auctioned for Blind Foundation
The Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind received almost half a million dollars from a Dunedin couple yesterday, following a spirited auction in Queenstown.