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White Cane Safety Day

Increasing Awareness of the "Symbol of Independence"

Blind and visually impaired people in many countries use the familiar white cane with a red band at the bottom. Lions help increase awareness of this "symbol of independence" – and the laws governing its use – during international white cane events. 

White Cane Safety Day and International Events

White cane events take place worldwide on the following designated dates:

During these events, Lions help to educate the public about the aspirations, hopes and abilities of people who are blind or visually impaired.

White Cane Resources

For more information about the white cane, download the Lions White Cane Fact Sheet.



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