Round Table warmly acknowledges and thanks our 2026 conference sponsors for their generous support. Their contribution helps us deliver an accessible, engaging and inclusive conference that brings together people and organisations committed to improving information access for people with print disability. We are grateful for their partnership and encourage delegates and visitors to learn more about the organisations supporting this year’s conference.
Platinum Sponsor – Beyond Blindness
Beyond Blindness is a long-established South Australian not-for-profit organisation committed to improving the lives of people who are blind or vision impaired. With a strong community foundation and a member-centred approach, they support people to live independently, stay connected, and participate fully in society.
Primarily supporting people who are legally blind and living independently across metropolitan and regional South Australia, Beyond Blindness works closely with volunteers and community partners to address gaps where mainstream services may not fully meet everyday needs.
Their work is guided by a clear purpose: to support independence, dignity, and quality of life. Beyond Blindness believes that vision loss should never be a barrier to connection, opportunity, or inclusion, and advocates strongly for people who are blind or vision impaired to be heard, respected, and represented in decisions that affect their lives.
Beyond Blindness delivers a wide range of practical and community-focused services, including welfare and support programs, advocacy and representation, inclusive social and recreational activities, transport assistance, targeted financial support, and volunteer-led minor home maintenance programs that help members remain safe and independent in their own homes.
Website: https://beyondblindness.org.au/
Silver Sponsor – Vision Australia
Vision Australia is Australia’s leading provider of individualised services, technology, and resources for people who are blind or have low vision. Their specialists in therapy, mobility, and daily living offer expert care and support, providing a range of vision rehabilitation and allied health services. These include orientation and mobility training, occupational therapy, and support to help people develop essential daily living skills. Vision Australia also offers assistive technology, equipment, and training.
In addition, Vision Australia provides programs that support education, employment, and social inclusion. These include advocacy, accessible library services, accessible format production, and employment assistance. Through these services, Vision Australia aims to improve independence, participation, and quality of life for people who are blind or have low vision.
Visit: http://www.visionaustralia.org
Bronze Sponsor – VisAbility
For over 100 years, VisAbility has been providing practical, emotional and peer support services to Western Australians with low or no vision.
Our professional therapists support people of all ages with blindness or vision impairment to remain independent at home, at school, at work and in the community. At VisAbility, we focus on achieving outcomes, promoting mobility and independence and improving each person’s quality of life.
Therapies provided include assistive technology, dietitians, exercise physiology, occupational therapy, orientation and mobility, orthoptics, physiotherapy, psychology, speech pathology and social work. Services include accessible information, the VisAbility Library, the Community Activity Centre and training and workshops.
VisAbility is owned and operated by EverAbility Group Limited.
Visit: http://www.visability.com.au
Need help choosing a package?
If you would like to discuss the sponsorship packages in more detail, please contact Jane Wegener, our Conference Co-ordinator to talk through the best option for your organisation.