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 libraryChildren and youth 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.
Read more about DAISY player guides and trainingLet's grow! Seed library
This program is a hands-on way for children to experience the delights of gardening.
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Big Visions
Surfing in the Dark is the first book in Vision Australia's news series of children's books: Big Visions.
Let's Move
Making fitness easy to understand for people who are blind or have low vision.
Journey Through Poetry
This three-week series provides the foundations for budding poetry writers to embark on their poetry writing journey.
Preschool Goes Oldschool
Are you under 6 or over 60? Join Vision Australia Library’s Intergenerational Storytime! There is lots to be learned and shared between the young and young at heart.
Treat Your Shelf: Through the Magnifying Glass
Gather your wits for a chat about great sleuths and detectives in literature, and share your favourite mysteries and thrillers.
Melbourne Writers Festival In Conversation with Richard Fidler: T...
Richard Fidler discusses his latest masterwork of historical nonfiction, The Book of Roads and Kingdoms, which charts Islam's fabled Golden Age, on stage with Astrid Edwards.
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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