The Cape Town Society for the Blind was established in 1929 and has spent decades helping people develop practical skills, build confidence and work towards greater independence. From Braille and computer literacy to career development, entrepreneurship and employment support, the organisation works to ensure that visual impairment does not have to stand in the way of opportunity.

But what does it take to turn skills training into meaningful employment, and how can we create a society that is more accessible and inclusive?