From bustling streets to quiet paths, canes for the visually impaired are steadfast companions, offering freedom and security, empowering users to navigate their world with unwavering confidence.

The Star Foundation donated 670 canes at the value of R50 each, in honour of Mandela Day to SA Guide Dog Association for the Blind.

In a world where independence is often taken for granted, organizations like the South African Guide-Dogs Association for the Blind (SAGA) play a crucial role in empowering individuals with visual impairments.

Established in 1953, with a mission to enhance the quality of life of visually impaired South Africans, SAGA has been a beacon of hope and assistance for decades.

The impact of SAGA's work goes beyond practical assistance; it transforms lives. Each partnership between a visually impaired individual and a guide dog is a testament to resilience and newfound freedom. Through these partnerships, individuals gain not only a means of safe navigation but also a sense of companionship and empowerment that transcends physical boundaries.

You can make a difference. Your donation to South African Guide Dog Association for the Blind helps to train guide dogs, provide canes and empower visually impaired individuals to live more independent lives.