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October Articles 2025

BRAILLORAMA October 2025 Volume 56 No. 10 Printed in UBC braille by Braille Services of Blind SA Private Bag X9005 Crown Mines 2025 Tel: (+27) 11 839-1793 Fax: (+27) 86 519 3633 E-Mail: typing.HOD@blindsa.org.za Visit our home page at: http://www.blindsa.org.za Editors: Christo de Klerk Martie de Klerk Carol Swart Publishers: Blind SA Direct all correspondence to: […]

Blind SA Newsletter October 2025

Newsletter October 2025 www.blindsa.org.za|011 839 1793|ceo@blindsa.org.za|5 Fuchs Street, Alrode Alberton Thoughts From The Editorial Team Humanity and all that goes with it, can be both joyful and brutal. There are times in everyone’s lives where all hope seems lost, but on the other side of the coin, there are times where happiness rules. In both […]

Newsletter September 2025

Newsletter September 2025 www.blindsa.org.za|011 839 1793|ceo@blindsa.org.za|5 Fuchs Street, Alrode Alberton Thoughts From The Editorial Team Humanity and all that goes with it, can be both joyful and brutal. There are times in everyone’s lives where all hope seems lost, but on the other side of the coin, there are times where happiness rules. In both […]

IN, ON, AND UNDER: TEACHING CHILDREN WHO ARE BLIND ABOUT LOCATION

By AMBER BOBNAR   Basic prepositional concepts like in, on, under, behind, etc. can be very difficult for blind children to master. For one thing, there are very distinct visual aspects to these ideas. For example, it’s easy for a sighted child to watch you hold a favourite teddy bear behind your back then pull […]

The Role of Animals in Childhood Development

From the editor: Most of the content and scientific findings was extracted from a longer guide at Kidadl.com.Additional resources were used to embellish the article to include a wider audience. When you get a family pet as a child, you are mainly just excited. It’s a fun new friend to play with. However, there’s so […]

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World Optometry Day

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Wednesday, 23 March 2022, Alberton, Gauteng. Blind SA acknowledges and celebrates World Optometry day, a day set aside to celebrate every optometrist and eye care professional worldwide. On this very day in 1986, the International Optometric and Optical league decided to celebrate the growing profession of Optometry in the world. Today we join in to […]

Braille Lego Bricks Project.

For immediate release Friday, 25 February 2022, Braille Lego bricks project. Blind SA has collaborated with the Lego Foundation of Denmark, to produce the first-ever Braille Lego Bricks in South Africa, these bricks are created specifically for blind and partially sighted children and are fully compatible with existing Lego toys, but are molded with studs […]

I AM WHO I AM BECAUSE I AM MYSELF

If you think blind people do not fall in love and are not exposed to sexually transmitted diseases or gender-based violence, then you better think again.   February is globally recognized as the “month of love” with the 10th to the 16th recognized as the STI/condom week, a health awareness week held to highlight the […]