Vision Australia
Vision Australia’s newly formed Client Reference Group (CRG) brings together a cross section of clients with unique skills, knowledge and lived experience and provides advice and feedback to the Vision Australia board on the direction of the organisation.
Vision Australia
With a strong drama background Jo George may seem like a perfect candidate to volunteer for Vision Australia’s audio description team, but the high school teacher believes anybody who is willing could fill the role.
Vision Australia
To say Lorin Nicholson is an inspiration doesn’t do him justice. A loving husband, father to four children, an award-winning musician, best-selling author, compelling keynote speaker, record-breaking cyclist, experienced remedial therapist and successful businessman, Lorin has accomplished more in his 47 years than most would ever dream of.
Vision Australia
By-elections will be held in the New South Wales state government seats of Canterbury, Woollongong and Orange on November 12 2016. iVote makes voting in elections accessible for the blind and low vision community by allowing you to vote online or over the phone.
Government News
As the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters considers submissions into the Inquiry on the 2016 Federal Election, Vision Australia is calling for a re-examination of the benefits that accessible electronic voting could deliver to the blindness and low vision community.
Vision Australia
June 2016 marked a significant milestone for Cliff Jackson, as the 91 year-old celebrated his 20th anniversary of volunteering with Vision Australia.
Vision Australia
At today’s Annual General Meeting the following people were recognised with a Vision Australia Award for their service and support of the blindness and low vision community.
Media Releases
Landon is a typical seven-year-old boy who loves spending time with his friends, building worlds in Minecraft and playing baseball. He is a member of the Under 8’s Mets Viking team with the Mets Baseball Club in Catherine Field, NSW.
Vision Australia
Vision Australia has today launched See Like Me, a campaign to showcase the incredible things people with low vision are achieving as part of this week’s World Sight Day and International White Cane Day.
Government News
Vision Australia would like to hear from you about how accessible you think the voting experience was at the recent federal election, and whether you have any recommendations for improving this service. Your experiences will be used to inform our submission to the Inquiry, and help to promote the voting rights of the blindness and low vision community.
