Opinion pieces

Vision Australia client Max Bergman is a former Paralympian, holds two PhDs and is the entrepreneur behind a revolutionary skincare brand.

Connor McLeod is passionate about accessibility and a Vision Australia Further Education Bursary has him on track to reach his career goals

Have you visited a website and found it difficult or impossible to navigate? Have you tried to access information or accomplish a task using a smartphone app and found it frustrating or impossible?

The Vision Australia Further Education Bursary program has assisted Fabian Jones in his ambition to study a double degree at Griffith University.

As one of our orientation and mobility specialists, Kelsey Shekelton supports people who are blind or have low vision by teaching them how to safely and independently navigate their surroundings.

Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) will take on added celebration at Vision Australia in 2020.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Vision Australia’s Digital Access service, which has grown into an internationally recognised industry leader in the provision of digital accessibility services.

Take a look at the work and effort that goes into providing audio description for TV, film, and staged performances.

After 35 years as a Vision Australia volunteer, Stephen Belbin is as passionate as ever about supporting people who are blind or have low vision.

Vision Australia kicks off National Volunteer Week 2020 with a special thank you video from our CEO Ron Hooton.

Through the COVID-19 pandemic, Vision Australia’s goal has been to support the blind and low vision community, while ensuring the safety of our workforce, clients and wider community.

We are still very aware of the danger COVID-19 poses to Australians, but as of Monday, May 18, we are excited to provide you with increased flexibility in how you can access Vision Australia services and products.