Comment on BoT uses creative sector on responsible cash use by Kwa haki hiyo hiyo ya CHADEMA kushiriki uchaguzi mwaka jana, na vyama vingine pia vina haki hiyo hiyo ya kushiriki uchaguzi wa mwaka jana?
Key figures and sources Kenya: The Kenya Institute for the Blind received a government allocation of KES 44.523 million for 2026. Previous allocations were KES 45.9 million in 2025, KES 51 million in 2024, and KES 31 million in 2023. South Africa: Blind SA reported R24.608 million income and R32.426 million expenditure for the year ending March 2025, producing a deficit of R7.819 million. United Kingdom: RNIB reported £95.388 million expenditure for the year ending March 2025. Charity Commission Register Beacon Centre for the Blind, which provides services to hundreds of blind and partially sighted people, reported £3.156 million expenditure for the same financial year. Charity Commission Register United States: Perkins School for the Blind reported US$108.484 million expenses for FY2025, including US$57.061 million for educational services and US$6.125 million for international programs. Perkins School for the Blind Vista Center reported US$4.016 million expenses in FY2023. Australia: Blind Sports Australia reported AUD 546,895 expenses and AUD 568,614 revenue in 2024–25. Vision Australia also publishes its 2024–25 annual and financial reports. Vision Australia New Zealand: Blind Sport New Zealand reported NZ$224,000 expenditure for 2025. Blind Low Vision NZ also publishes full performance and financial reports. Canada: Operation Eyesight reported CAD 9.2 million total expenditures in 2025. The Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians publishes its 2024–25 annual report. Tanzania: ZANAB has published its 2025 annual report covering activities from January–December 2025, but the publicly indexed page does not give the total budget figure. India: The All India Confederation of the Blind publishes annual reports, including 2024–25, so its financial figure can be extracted from the report.
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Key figures and sources
Kenya: The Kenya Institute for the Blind received a government allocation of KES 44.523 million for 2026. Previous allocations were KES 45.9 million in 2025, KES 51 million in 2024, and KES 31 million in 2023.
South Africa: Blind SA reported R24.608 million income and R32.426 million expenditure for the year ending March 2025, producing a deficit of R7.819 million.
United Kingdom: RNIB reported £95.388 million expenditure for the year ending March 2025.
Charity Commission Register
Beacon Centre for the Blind, which provides services to hundreds of blind and partially sighted people, reported £3.156 million expenditure for the same financial year.
Charity Commission Register
United States: Perkins School for the Blind reported US$108.484 million expenses for FY2025, including US$57.061 million for educational services and US$6.125 million for international programs.
Perkins School for the Blind
Vista Center reported US$4.016 million expenses in FY2023.
Australia: Blind Sports Australia reported AUD 546,895 expenses and AUD 568,614 revenue in 2024–25.
Vision Australia also publishes its 2024–25 annual and financial reports.
Vision Australia
New Zealand: Blind Sport New Zealand reported NZ$224,000 expenditure for 2025.
Blind Low Vision NZ also publishes full performance and financial reports.
Canada: Operation Eyesight reported CAD 9.2 million total expenditures in 2025.
The Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians publishes its 2024–25 annual report.
Tanzania: ZANAB has published its 2025 annual report covering activities from January–December 2025, but the publicly indexed page does not give the total budget figure.
India: The All India Confederation of the Blind publishes annual reports, including 2024–25, so its financial figure can be extracted from the report.
