We are the main provider of vision rehabilitation & support services for New Zealanders who are blind or have low vision. Our vision: life without limits.
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ALT "Be eye smart 1. Spend time outside every day 2. Less screen time – take a break 3. Book an eye test 4. Wear sunglasses" Animated image of two young people with a large eye chart between them. Logos: Eye Health Aotearoa; Love Your Eyes Young People; One Foundation; Potter Masonic Trust; Specsavers.
ALT Three people standing together in front of a tandem bike. They've all got their thumbs up.
ALT An elderly person sitting on an armchair and tenderly embracing a large Labrador retriever in a well-lit living room filled with furniture and books. The person appears serene and content while gently holding the attentive dog, with their eyes closed as they enjoy the moment. The surrounding environment suggests a cozy, lived-in space.
ALT Photo inset is two elderly women walking and smiling in a cafe, one using a white cane. Text on the image reads, "Introducing our Strategic Plan: 2024-2028. This plan represents our commitment to empowering community through enhanced support services and fostering an inclusive independence and strategic partnerships." The background is divided diagonally with an orange upper half and a photographic lower half.
ALT Two Guide Dog Services staff and two Guide dogs all facing the camera with a wide grin.
ALT Two Guide Dog service staff and two guide dogs in their coats and harnesses standing in a field.
ALT Rochelle and a guide dog in training posing in front of a Blind Low Vision NZ Guide Dogs fleet vehicle.
ALT Caleb from Guide Dog Services holding a young puppy as they interact with two elderly women at a rest home.
ALT A black and white profile photo of an elderly Helen Keller smiling.
ALT Pauline and Petronella with her guide dog sitting on the stage with Pauline's award.
ALT Two photos from the Volunteering Canterbury award ceremony. On top is a group photo with 40 or so volunteers with their awards. The bottom photo is of Pauline receiving her award and shaking a women's hand.