Who is Blind Sports Australia

Blind Sports Australia (BSA) is a national sporting organisation for blind and vision impaired sport. BSA helps create pathways and opportunities for blind sports participation from grassroots community level, right up to elite competition at national and international level.

We work with our members and other organisations across Australia to grow sporting opportunities for people who are blind or have low vision. BSA is a not-for-profit organisation, a founding member of Paralympics Australia and the Australian Sporting Alliance for People with a Disability and is Australia’s representative to the International Blind Sports Federation.

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There are more than 20 sports in Australia that people who are Blind or Vision Impaired can participate in currently, with that number continuing to grow!
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It is estimated there are over 575,000 people who are blind or vision impaired currently living in Australia, with more than 70 per cent over the age of 65 and over 66,000 people who are blind!
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Blind Sports Australia was founded in 1980 and has been supporting Blind and Vision Impaired Sport for 40+ years!
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Four goalball players in maroon jerseys stand together at the edge of an indoor court, each with a hand on a teammate’s shoulder. One player wears a cap marked “GOALFIX,” and another has an eye patch visible. A man in a maroon polo stands beside them.

Goalball Community Unites for 2026 Championships

BSA News, Sport

The Australian goalball community will come together in Melbourne from 1–4 October for the 2026 Australian Goalball Championships. ...
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Felicity Wilkeson smiling in a portrait, wearing a navy-and-white striped collared shirt. She is framed within a yellow circle on a teal and dark-blue graphic background, with the Blind Sports Australia logo in the upper-right corner.

Felicity Wilkeson appointed CEO of Blind Sports Australia

BSA News

Blind Sports Australia is pleased to announce the formal appointment of Felicity Wilkeson as permanent Chief Executive Officer. ...
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Blind Sports Australia Welcomes Four New Directors to its Board

BSA News

Blind Sports Australia is delighted to welcome four new Directors to its Board, bringing a diverse mix of experience across sport,...
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Five Australian athletes who are blind or have low vision pose against a green background, with blue and yellow curved bands across the bottom.

Athletes who are Blind or have Low Vision shine at Glasgow 2026

BSA News, Sport

Australia’s athletes who are blind or have low vision enjoyed a successful Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, with outstanding...
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