A tactile quilt, lovingly created by the Illawarra quilters, is a firm favourite with Eleanor Hall from West Wollongong.
In commemoration of ANZAC Day, Talking Vision speaks to veteran, Elton Reid.
“As a family, we love being able to spend time with our children reading books and talking about a story. Sometimes to make story time fun, we change the words around,” says Jackie Agostinho, mum to four-year-old Aston who has low vision.
In this week’s edition we hear from, Oxfam Trailwalker, Peter Edwards. Emma Whitfield talks about a driving experience day that she has set up in memory of her brother Angus Suttor. And, Toby Sullivan shares his experience of what it is like to be behind the wheel as a blind driver.
Albury local, Barry Smerdon, 70 is participating in 2015 Lion’s Ride for Sight which will be held on April 9-12.
Vision Australia's innovative 3G DAISY player bridges the digital divide for young and old all over Australia. Learn how this breakthrough solution has impacted on people's lives.
In a world first, thanks to its inbuilt accessibility features, the innovative Apple Watch provides users who are blind or have low vision with full access to the device features.
Coorparoo State School recently raised more than $500 for Vision Australia’s Feelix library by holding a Crazy Sock Day.
Quality Living Groups enable people who are blind or have low vision to meet others and discuss similar issues in a friendly and confidential environment.
The Minister for Housing, Disability and Ageing, the Hon Martin Foley, has joined Vision Australia CEO, Ron Hooton and General Manager of Seeing Eye Dogs, Leigh Garwood, in a tour of the SEDA Training and Breeding Centre during the Open Day held in Kensington on Saturday, 14 March.