You’re eligible for a CNIB card if you are legally blind, meaning: Your visual acuity is 20/200 or less in both eyes after correction, and/or; You have a visual field of 20 degrees or narrower; What is needed to apply. To apply for a CNIB card, you’ll need: Proof of your sight loss, such as an eye report from a doctor

The CNIB card is only available to Canadians who meet the requirements for legal blindness. It can be used as proof of disability for some government programs and tax benefits. It may also entitle you to some concessions from governments and community partners.

CNIB Ontario – Winter Programs. Register for a program today! Our free programs are available to people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision as well as their families, friends and caregivers. Explore upcoming programs offered in Ontario throughout the winter! Join Us!

The TTC CNIB card is available from the CNIB and provides CNIB clients who meet the criteria for this transit card (i.e. legally blind and live in Toronto) with unlimited travel on the TTC. There are a few important things you need to know about your card before you use it:

The program requires CNIB members to pay an administration fee of $20, which goes to Easter Seals, in order to receive a card good for 5 years. Regardless of their participation in the program, some theaters will still accept the CNIB ID card.

50% off passenger fare is offered to people with permanent disabilities and one attendant when presenting a CNIB card or BC Ferries Accessible Fare Identification (AFI) card. Fare discount applies to passenger rate, not vehicles. Apply for an AFI card on the BC Ferries website.

CNIB ID Compass Card. We've partnered with CNIB to provide more than 2,000 Metro Vancouver residents who are legally blind with unlimited travel on transit. Eligible CNIB clients can apply for a CNIB National ID card that also functions as a Compass Card by visiting the CNIB website.

To apply for a CNIB card, you’ll need: - Proof of your sight loss, such as an eye report from a doctor - A colour passport-style photo taken within the last six months. To apply for a new card, contact Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada at 1-844-887-8572 or email.

Becoming a CNIB Connects member gives you access to a wide range of benefits, including discounts on products and services, and access to exclusive content and experiences – including CNIB’s White Cane Access Program. Signing up is easy! It’s free to enroll in and all you need is an email address.

An identity card for legally blind individuals that provides benefits such as discounts and services from governments, businesses, and community partners. Specific benefits vary by city.