Every year, braille readers from across Australia head to the New South Wales’ Southern Highlands for week where they can learn, improve, share, transcribe and teach braille music.
Vision Australia, in conjunction with the New South Wales Health Agency for Clinical Innovation Ophthalmology Network, are running two focus groups to learn about the experiences of public hospital patients living with blindness or low vision.
Vision Australia will close its Boronia office on 12 September, replacing it with a state-of-the-art new client and retail hub in Ringwood to open on 17 September.
Linda Miller’s vision loss meant there was a stretch where she hardly left the house, but now the 72-year-old says you’ll have to be lucky to find her at home.
In the lead up to the Victorian state election, Vision Australia is highlighting some of the successful employment stories of our clients. We believe in creating more job opportunities for people who are blind or have low vision. If this is important to you, please join us and share your voice.
Monash University Centre for Theatre and Performance and Vision Australia have joined forces to present Figment, a work of immersive theatre created to engage all audiences including people who are blind or have low-vision.
This year Vision Australia teamed up with Bunning's in Cannington Western Australia, to not only celebrate Book Week but also create awareness for different ways in which books can be enjoyed and read.
This year Vision Australia teamed up with Bunning's in Cannington Western Australia, to not only celebrate Book Week but also create awareness for different ways in which books can be enjoyed and read.
Each year Vision Australia is fortunate to be supported by thousands of generous donors who make a direct and vital contribution to help support people who are blind or have low vision to live the life they choose.