5:15 pm touch tour; 7 pm audio-described performance

A young girl standing on a yellow pathin a blue and white checked dress, holding a basket. Next to her is the text "The Wizard of Oz" in a golden decorative font. Two the right of the text is a witch holding a broomwith a small white dog at her feet.

Wizard of Oz Audio Described Show Auckland (6)

Auckland

Entertainment

Auckland Audio Described: The Wizard of Oz – National Youth Theatre

A festive feast featuring a roast chicken and various side dishes.

Festive feast including roast chicken and various side dishes.

General

Library

Sizzle and Serve: Cookbooks for a Kiwi Summer

A collage of four Labrador Retrievers. Top: a black Lab in a harness on a beach boardwalk. Middle: a black Lab in a harness (left) and a fox-red Lab on grass (right). Bottom: a yellow Lab looking through a purple agility hoop.

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Guide Dogs

Pawsome new partnerships for Paddy, Kimba, Uno and Sandy!

Home

A man is walking along the pavement towards the camera next to a bus

A person with a cane near a bus

Our Services

Client Jenny sits on a comfortable looking sofa and reads using her tablet

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News

Locations

A young girl bounces happily on a trampoline on a sunny day

Tara on trampoline

About Us

Careers at Blind Low Vision NZ

Privacy Policy

Blind Low Vision NZ Community Guidelines

Getting Around

A woman patting a mans back to show her support for him

Support group

Community and Support

Client Sue and her guide dog, Yazz walk across a pedestrian crossing

Sue and Yazz 2

Guide Dog Services

Accessible Library

Client Paveen is standing in a kitchen holding the kettle

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Daily Living Skills

Adaptive Technology

Sport and Leisure

Emotional Support

Self-Advocacy

Employment and Youth Pathways

Māori woman reading

A male optometrist is giving a young woman an eye test

Optometrist

Healthcare professionals

Your Impact – Tō Pāngā

Community Fundraising

Make a donation

Support Guide Dogs

Guide Dog Puppy Appeal

Blind Low Vision Month

Major Giving

Gifts in Wills

Gifts in Memory

Gifts in Celebration

Corporate Partnerships

Trusts and Foundations

A diverse group of people stand arm in arm, some with their arms raised in celebration. They are all looking towards the camera smiling.

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Volunteer

A raised fist in protest is in focus, the background shows a group of others campaigning

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Advocate

A fundraising volunteer is standing at a table in the community, smiling towards someone who has come to talk about Blind Low Vision NZ's appeal

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A group of different people's hands layered on top of each other.

A group of different people’s hands layered on top of each other.

Support Us

Publications

A male client is walking towards the camera on the pavement and his white cane is over the tactile markings

Male client with white cane

Accessibility Guidelines

Client Karen and her partner are walking through the Auckland Domain on a bright day, she holds a white cane in one hand and his arm in her other.

Karen and Partner with background

Guiding Others

A young woman is having an eye conditions test

Eye Conditions

Eye Health Specialists

Services for Businesses

Client Sally is discussing something with her colleague, she smiles as she reads from a piece of paper

Sally at work

An older woman is sitting at a bench and talking on the phone

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Resources

Client Jenny is sitting and looking at her phone screen

Jenny with phone

News, Events and Stories

Two hands using the Hable One to type text on smartphone.

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Buy Equipment - Vision Store

An empty boardroom table with chairs around the outside

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Governance

Position Statements

Strategic Plan: 2024-2028

Board of Directors

Executive Leadership Team

Careers

A male client is standing at a pedestrian crossing with his white cane and being taught how to use it by a female Blind Low Vision NZ staff member