What's on offer
Login to the library
Vision Australia library membership is free and available to people who are blind, have low vision or a print disability.
Read more about Login to the libraryFeelix children's library
For children 0-7 years, to support literacy development, enjoy tactile stories with their parents and siblings, and learn about braille.
Read more about Feelix children's libraryYouth library
Features a range of books, resources and services for young people who are blind, have low vision or a print disability.
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Members can access thousands of books, magazines, braille titles and more.
Read more about Explore our collectionDAISY player guides and training
Connect with your community, explore your interests and keep busy.
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Help shape the sound of Vision Australia Radio
Whether you tune in via traditional radio, online or listen to their podcasts, Vision Australia radio wants to hear what you have to say.
Vision Australia Library celebrates the work of Hilary Mantel
The Vision Australia Library is deeply saddened on the death of the novelist Dame Hilary Mantel.
Preschool goes oldschool
Bring your little one along to join an intergenerational story time at Kooyong.
The Haunted Library
Its Spooktober, the spookiest time of the year. Time for scary stories and thrills and chills and everything All Hallows Eve!
Professional communications workshop 1: resumes and cover letters
How do you make sure your skills stand out? Learn more in this workshop with Spiri Tsintziras.
Spring fling: Top romance from the Vision Australia Library
It’s spring, flowers are blooming, love is too, and the Vision Australia Library has you covered for all of the romance (novels) you could need this season.
Join the library
The Vision Australia Library opens up a world of audio and braille books, newspapers, magazines and podcasts for people with a print disability, including people who:
- are blind or have low vision
- are unable to hold or manipulate books (eg. amputees, people with severe arthritis)
- are unable to focus or move eyes (eg. people with MS, brain injury)
- have a perceptual disability (eg. people with dyslexia or a visual processing disorder).
How to access the library
Learn how to access the library on your computer, smart device or player.
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Learn more about our collection
Members can access thousands of books, magazines, braille titles and more.
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Print access
Did you know?
As a Vision Australia library member, you can request up to 360 print pages of personal information, to be converted to your preferred accessible format such as braille, audio, large print, tactual graphics or e-text, per financial year.
For more information on accessible format conversions, email [email protected] or call 1300 84 74 66.
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