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• Comment: Does not pass WP:NCORP. The only independent source here from Insight (is it independent?) only provides routine coverage, so it doesn't count towards the notability criteria, and in any case one is not enough for NCORP. Fermiboson (talk) 13:57, 12 December 2025 (UTC)

SeeWay is an initiative of Guide Dogs designed to support Australians living with early to moderate low vision.

SeeWay began as a pilot program titled Navigate Your Journey in October 2024.^[1] SeeWay launched in May 2025 as an initiative of Guide Dogs NSW/ACT, first to professionals on 14 May 2025^[2] and then to the public on 29 May^[3] at the Ace Hotel in Sydney. SeeWay launched due to the growing cohort of 70,000 Australians living with low vision aged between 18 to 97, with an average age of 71.^[4] This number is expected to grow to 114,000 by 2050.^[5]

SeeWay has since launched nationally on 9 October 2025, which coincided with World Sight Day.^[6] This campaign was focused on awareness and centred around the slogan "A loss of some vision needn't mean a loss of connection".^[7]

SeeWay is a digital service which provides information about living with low vision through its website. It also partners with psychology service onPsych to provide fully subsidised mental health support for people living with vision loss and their carers and loved ones.^[8] They also provide digital skills training and are listed on the Good Things Foundation website as their accessibility partner for Get Online Week.^[9]

As of 2025^[update], the SeeWay website has amassed 5,000 unique visitors to the website and its promotional materials have been embedded into hospitals such as Sydney Eye Hospital and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.^[5]