Managing your eye health is important. Chances are if you have low vision, you will need see several providers, but it can feel more like the final round of a spelling bee than a health care decision when you’re figuring out the differences between ophthalmologists and orthoptists.
Are you eager, enthusiastic and ready to learn and aged 18-65?Do you want to gain a qualification, be paid for your study and work experience?
If the answer is yes, Vision Australia, Career Visions project is for you.
If the answer is yes, Vision Australia, Career Visions project is for you.
Robbie Nunian can’t wait for his chance to support other young people who are blind or have low vision.
David Woodbridge discusses how Google Home and similar devices can make your home more accessible.
Marina Prior has been recognised for her 30 years supporting Vision Australia's Carols by Candlelight.
Sarah Houbolt's support and advocacy for the blind and low vision community has been recognised with a Vision Australia Award.
Brenda Murray's advocacy for the blind and low vision community in Gippsland has earned her a Vision Australia Award.
Don Fraser's service to the Vision Australia Board has been recognised with a Vision Australia Award.
Maureen Davey has won a Vision Australia Award for her work in Ballarat's blind and low vision community.
Whether you’re about to hop back into the kitchen with lower vision, or just want to improve your skills, it’s good to get advice. We spoke with Occupational Therapist Melanie Leung to get some basic tips to help you whip up a culinary masterpiece.