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Lapel badges are available in 12 variations to identify yourself as vision and/or hearing impaired.
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Lapel badges, rectangular, large sizes
Various large size rectangular white badges with different combinations of the words "Partially Sighted".
$13 / $9 (Subsidised members) More »
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Lapel badges, rectangular, medium sizes
Various rectangular white badges with different combinations of the words "Vision Impaired".
$13 / $9 (Subsidised members) More »
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Lapel badges, rectangular, small sizes
Various small sized rectangular white badges with different combinations of the words "Partially Sighted".
$13 / $9 (Subsidised members) More »
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Lapel badges, round and black with a white cane
These are black and round with a white cane on them. Two sizes available - small (30mm) and medium (40mm).
$13 / $9 (Subsidised members) More »
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Pillow speakers
Have you ever wished you could lie in bed and listen to the radio without disturbing anyone else? Do you find headphones uncomfortable? If so, our equipment services team recommend pillow speakers. These speakers slip comfortably under your pillow allowing you to listen to your favourite music as you drift off to sleep. 02 May 2012
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The Miracle Worker fundraising performances
From Tuesday 19 June to Saturday 23 June, in association with the Howick Lions Club, Howick College will be staging six performances of ‘The Miracle Worker’ at the Howick College Theatre. Proceeds from the performances will be donated to the RNZFB and Deafblind New Zealand. 21 May 2012
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SEED leadership application deadline extended
Don't miss your chance to develop your leadership skills! The RNZFB is looking for existing and emerging leaders within the blindness community to take part in our SEED Leadership programme. Apply by 28 May 2012. 03 May 2012
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Children's book to benefit blind people
A special children’s picture book, Colour the Stars, is a poignant and uplifting story about two children which explores the question ‘How do you describe a colour to someone who can’t see?’. 09 May 2012