We want to grow interest and participation in blind sports and to be the driving force in promoting increased
opportunities for people who are blind and vision impaired to access sport and recreation in Australia and Internationally.
Our impact
20+
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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! |
384k+
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In 2016 it was estimated there were over 384,000 people who were blind or vision impaired, living in Australia! Growing to 564,000 by 2030. |
40 Years
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Blind Sports Australia was founded in 1980 and has been supporting Blind and Vision Impaired Sport for 40 years! |
Latest news
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Blind Sports Australia has recently approved it’s 2021 Anti-Doping Policy which came into effect on 1 January 2021. Read more
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With the launch of our new logo and branding we wanted to share a quick video to highlight the transition and implementation of our new brand. Read more
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As we celebrate the International Day of People with Disability, Blind Sports Australia (BSA) is excited to launch its new brand identity that beautifully reflects the people we represent, and our mission to create access to sport for the vision impaired community. Read more
Latest events
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The 2021 ABBA National Championships will be held between 7 – 16 May 2021 at the Port City BC. Port Macquarie NSW. Read more
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ABBA will be hosting New Zealand for the Trans-Tasman Cup between 18 – 20 May 2021 at Port City BC, Port Macquarie NSW. Read more
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Australian Blind Bowls Association (ABBA) will be hosting the 2022 IBBA World Championships at the Tweed Heads Bowls Club in March, 2022. Read more