Services that support your life goals
We have a wide range of services available to suit your needs and support your interests. We’ll work together to create a plan that’s right for you.
Get to know your vision
Understand and learn how to adjust to living with your eye condition.
Get to know your visionSocial, recreation and wellbeing
Find support and socialise over hobbies with others going through similar experiences.
Social, recreation and wellbeingIndependence at home
Tips, training and technology to help you live safely, comfortably and independently.
Independence at homeOut and about
Travel around your community, workplace and feel empowered to take on the wider world.
Out and aboutEmployment services
Gain the skills and confidence to work effectively and efficiently.
Employment servicesServices for children and young people
Everything for you and your child, so they can grow, learn and develop confidence and independence.
Services for children and young peopleSpecialist programs for adults over 65 years
For people aged over 65, My Aged Care is the gateway to access support and services so you can continue to live independently in your home.
Know Your Vision clinic
A two-hour, in-depth consultation with our vision experts, here to provide assistance and advice when glasses are no longer enough
Check in and Chat
This telehealth program has been designed to help boost optimism and self-esteem while adjusting to the daily impact of vision loss.
Home Care Packages
Tailored home care services and support for people who have trouble with their eyesight, are blind or have low vision.
Learn more about funding
There are a number of types of funding available to you, including NDIS and My Aged Care government funding, or equipment grants and advice.
NDIS
For people aged under 65, the NDIS lets you choose the support and services you want to live the life you choose.
NDIS
My Aged Care
For people aged over 65, My Aged Care is the gateway to access support and services so you can continue to live independently in your home.
My Aged Care
Understanding eye conditions
There are a number of common eye conditions that can cause blindness and low vision. Learn more about these conditions, including their symptoms and treatments, and how our team of experts can help.
Helpful resources
Simple and easy-to-understand videos and factsheets on blindness and low vision. Everything from life hacks made by people with lived experience to tips on communicating effectively and adjusting to life with blindness. Tips also for families and supporters.
What you can access now
News, events and streaming
Explore the latest news and events, listen to podcasts and radio.
News, events and streaming
Join our library
Get access to a wide range of audio and braille books, magazines and podcasts.
Join our library
Visit our store
Shop the latest products and technology online or at your local Vision Store.
Visit our storeFrequently Asked Questions
Vision Australia provides services for people who are blind or have low vision. A person is considered to have low vision when they have permanent vision loss that cannot be corrected with glasses and affects daily functioning. Low vision can affect people of all ages and can have an impact on many aspects of a person’s life. It may cause problems with recognising faces, reading, using your devices or seeing road signs.
Yes, services provided by Vision Australia do incur a cost. There are several ways you can fund the support, services and products you need. We can support you with your funding applications. Please give us a call on 1300 847 466 to discuss your options. In some circumstances, a service will require a minimal client contribution.
If your loved one is experiencing low vision, you can submit a family enquiry or call Vision Australia on 1300 847 466. Please ask your loved one's permission before contacting us.