Blind Sports Australia has recently approved it’s 2021 Anti-Doping Policy which came into effect on 1 January 2021. Read more
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
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
Blind Sports Australia is pleased to welcome Krista Woodroffe into the role of Driving Inclusion Project Coordinator. Read more
Bowls Australia through the Helping Hands program have awarded a grant to ABBA which will help players/directors at the upcoming National and Trans-Tasman Championships in 2021. Read more
In partnership with the Healthway Tennis for Everyone Program, Tennis West have joined forces with Blind Sports WA to bring the game of tennis to the blind low vision community of Western Australia. Read more
Blind Sports Australia is proud to be part of this significant collaboration, with Australia's 9 National Sporting Organisations for people with a disability. It is hoped that Australian sport will be more inclusive of people with a disability, impairment or limitation thanks to the formation of the Australian Sporting Alliance for people with a disability. Read more
Blind Sports Australia is pleased to announce that they have received funding through the Department of Health’s “Driving Inclusion through Sport” initiative, to roll out a multifaceted program to provide more opportunities for people who are blind or vision impaired to get active and involved in sport. Read more
The Australian Blind Bowls Association is the peak body for Blind and Vision Impaired Bowlers across Australia. The Association has been awarded a Grant from the Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions to reduce the short-term impact of the pandemic on the association and make up for some of the losses it has incurred. Read more
Blind Sports Australia is proud to have partnered with Jess Jasch from J-Leigh.com.au to produce a series of Athlete Wellbeing Videos, specifically tailored towards athletes who are Blind or have a Vision Impairment. This series of 8 videos will focus on areas such as active recovery, core activation, strengthening and stretching sessions and relaxation techniques. Read more
Sport Inclusion Australia, Deaf Sports Australia and Blind Sports Australia have reaffirmed their commitment to continue working collaboratively for the benefit of each organisation and the athletes they represent. Read more
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