ALT Giving Tuesday graphic from Retina South Africa, with a collage of three photos. At the top right, a barefoot toddler pushes a colourful toy walker in a garden. At the bottom left, a smiling man carries a young girl on his shoulders along the beach at sunset. At the bottom right, a smiling woman with long dark curly hair looks at the camera. Text reads: “Giving Tuesday. Your Rand, Their Sight. Your donation can help make a difference in someone’s life. Any amount helps.” At the bottom are the Retina South Africa logo with the tagline “a Cure in Sight for Blindness”, and a calendar icon with “1 December”.

ALT A blue graphic with the Retina South Africa logo and the tagline “a Cure in Sight for Blindness” at the top left. The white heading reads “Living Well with Retinal Vision Loss”. Below it: “Moving with Confidence, with Mariza Jurgens, October 13 at 18h00, Eye Care Awareness Month 2026, www.retinasa.org.za”. On the right, a circular photo shows a young woman with curly dark hair and a white T-shirt. She is laughing and covering her eyes with both hands, and she is standing in a bright room with plants.

ALT Retina South Africa logo above a notice on a navy background with a warning symbol: “Our website is currently down. We’re working to fix a hosting issue and will be back online soon. You can still reach us: 0860 59 59 59, [email protected]. Thank you for your patience.”

ALT Caryl our chairperson and Victoria our social worker smile while holding up a large photo frame prop at the Low Vision Matters conference. Both wear glasses, turquoise Retina SA shirts and conference lanyards. The frame shows the hashtag #LowVisionMatters, the Low Vision Centre of Learning logo, and the words “We attended the Low Vision Matters… Even More! Conference 2026.”

ALT A group of cyclists wearing blue Retina South Africa Ride for Sight jerseys, helmets and sunglasses gather with their road bikes at an outdoor cycling event on a sunny day, with blue event flags and a support trailer in the background

ALT Poster for Retina South Africa’s Members Meeting and Outreach in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth). A stopwatch with a red number 7 sits next to the words “Days to go”. The meeting is on Saturday 31 October 2026, from 09:30 to 13:00. The venue is NG Kerk Patmos, 79 Cape Road, Mount Croix, Gqeberha, 6001. The exhibitor is Edit Micro. The background is a sunny beach with a pier. The poster says “We look forward to seeing you there!” and “Bookings essential, seats are limited.”

ALT Retina South Africa graphic congratulating Peter Hegemann, Karl Deisseroth and Georg Nagel on receiving the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine. Photos of the three scientists are shown side by side, against a background of a glowing eye and molecular structures. Text reads: “Their pioneering work in light-gated ion channels and optogenetics is opening new possibilities for vision restoration.” Retina South Africa logo with the tagline “a Cure in Sight for Blindness.”

ALT A tropical beach in Zanzibar with palm trees, white sand, turquoise water and a sailboat. A thatched cabana with cushions stands on the right. Two small photos show a candlelit dinner at sunset and an aerial view of the beach. Text reads: “Your Zanzibar Escape awaits. Win a 7-night holiday for 2 to Michamvi Sunset Bay, including flights, breakfast and a 3-course dinner. Tickets are just R100 each. Draw date: 20 February 2027. Every ticket helps Retina South Africa support people and children living with vision loss. One ticket. One incredible possibility.” The Retina South Africa logo appears at the top left, and “proudly sponsored by Michamvi Sunset Bay” at the top right. The footer shows Retina SA’s NPO, PBO and B-BBEE details

ALT Retina South Africa graphic for National Nutrition Week, 9 to 15 October, on a black background. In the centre is a bowl of food arranged in the colours of the South African flag: black beans, yellow corn, green leaves and cucumber, red cherry tomatoes, white grains and blueberries. Around it are a glass of lemon water, half an avocado, bowls of blueberries and seeds, tomatoes, red and yellow peppers, and spinach. The text reads: “This week, build a plate that looks like the flag and tastes like better health. Tag us and show us your SA flag plate!” At the bottom are four icons labelled “Healthier people”, “Stronger communities”, “More energy” and “Brighter futures”, next to the Retina South Africa logo and the tagline “a Cure in Sight for Blindness”.

ALT Blue promotional graphic for the Retina South Africa e-workshop series, Living Well with Vision Loss. The Retina South Africa logo and the tagline “a Cure in Sight for Blindness” sit at the top. Large white text reads “Workshop 3: Moving Beyond Sight, with Linsay Engelbrecht, 6 October 2026, Eye Care Awareness Month”, followed by www.retinasa.org.za. On the right, a smiling young woman with curly hair covers one eye with her hand, partly behind a soft, blurred blue circle.

ALT A Retina South Africa billboard above a busy highway at sunset. Three smiling matric learners in maroon blazers and striped ties are shown. One writes in a book, one looks at a phone, and one, wearing dark glasses, holds a white cane and a laptop. The text reads: “2026 Matric Exams. Good luck! The 2026 NSC exams start on Tuesday, 13 October. All the best, Class of 2026! Dream. Focus. Achieve.

ALT Retina South Africa e-workshop graphic. A navy banner reads "World Mental Health Day, 10 October 2026", with a teal tag above it saying "Living Without Fear". On the right, overlapping paper-cut profiles of human heads, one white and one in blue watercolour, face towards the text. The text reads: "Vision loss affects more than sight. This World Mental Health Day, listen to five speakers talk about facing fear, grief and change, and finding the courage to take the next step." A navy button says "Watch now on YouTube". The Retina South Africa logo is in the top right corner.

ALT Retinal Realities Podcast, Episode 38, World Sight Day. "From the beach to the podium, Nathan's journey with Stargardts Disease," with Nathan Hendricks. Photo of Nathan, wearing a green and gold Team South Africa tracksuit, smiling beside an indoor swimming pool and holding up two medals. Logos for Retina South Africa and Roche

ALT A navy blue banner with the Retina South Africa logo and the tagline "a Cure in Sight for Blindness". White text reads "Organisation News – Out of Sight", with "October 2026" in light blue below. On the right is a round black-and-white photo of a young child in a patterned headband looking at the camera, with someone playing a guitar blurred in the background. Two light blue circles overlap the edges of the photo

ALT Retina South Africa e-workshop poster. Living Well with Vision Loss, Workshop 3: Moving Beyond Sight. Meet visually impaired athletes and explore how movement builds confidence, independence and connection. Online workshop, Tuesday 6 October 2026 at 6 pm South African time.

ALT Save the date poster for the Retina South Africa members' meeting and outreach in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth). The Retina South Africa logo and the tagline "a Cure in Sight for Blindness" are at the top right. Event details: Saturday 31 October 2026, 09:30 to 13:00, at NG Kerk Patmos, 79 Cape Road, Mount Croix, Gqeberha, 6001. Vendors and exhibitors are still to be confirmed. The background is a sunny view of the Gqeberha beachfront, with a pier stretching into turquoise water, a sandy beach and city buildings. The bottom of the poster says "We look forward to seeing you there!" and "Bookings essential, seats are limited."

ALT Retina South Africa graphic for "Living Well with Retinal Vision Loss: Know Your Eyes, Protect Your Eyes" with Claudette Medefindt, 29 September, 18h00, World Retina Week 2026. A smiling young woman covers one eye with her hand.

ALT A Retina South Africa graphic for International Day of Older Persons. An older woman in a blue patterned headscarf and sunglasses smiles in the sunshine, holding a cane. The text reads: "Older eyes. Lifelong stories. Let's support, include and empower older persons living with retinal conditions

ALT Retina South Africa poster for the E-Workshop Series "Living Well with Vision Loss." Workshop 1: "Living Without Fear" with Lauren Jonas, 22 September 2026, World Retina Week. A smiling young woman covers one eye with her hand. www.retinasa.org.za