Opinion pieces

However, living with blindness or low vision doesn’t have to be a barrier to a full, active and independent life. In an effort to highlight this, Vision Australia has recently launched their new book ‘Let’s Talk About Vision Loss’ featuring stories about some of their most inspiring clients to help shine a light on life after being diagnosed with a vision condition.  

Join us in Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane and get hands-on with LEGO® Braille Bricks

Both Rhyce and Caren have vision loss. They met at work at Vision Australia and bonded over Caren’s surprisingly affectionate Seeing Eye Dog Reba.

As of May 2, 2022 we’re making some changes to our invoices to clarify how we invoice you for the preparation and follow-up that go into providing you with the personalised and specialist services you deserve.  

As of May 2, 2022 we’re making some changes to our invoices to clarify how we invoice your NDIS plan for the preparation and follow-up that go into providing you with the personalised and specialist services you deserve.

Digital versions of theatre plays are finding new audiences and creating unique accessibility options for people with blindness or low vision.

This week on Vision Australia Radio’s Studio 1 podcast, hosts Matthew Layton and Sam Rickard speak to eight people with lived experience about their musings of lockdowns, masks and the fatigue of COVID-19.

This week on Vision Australia Radio’s Talking Vision, host and football fanatic Sam Colley speaks to two St Kilda Football Club Blind AFL players, Shannon Jones and Ingrid McKenna.

Vision Australia's Digital Access Team has released their 2023 February to June training schedule!

Vision Australia is excited to provide clients and customers with an enhanced retail experience, after unveiling upgraded Vision Stores at Parramatta and Coorparoo.