Vision Australia’s website is a key part of how we share important information to the blind and low vision community.
That’s why we’re conducting research to help improve our website so it truly meets the needs of people who rely on it.
That’s why we’re conducting research to help improve our website so it truly meets the needs of people who rely on it.
Victoria’s blind and low vision community are celebrating increased access to public transport after an expansion to the state’s Multi-Purpose Taxi Program (MPTP).
New research is underway to help better understand how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted Australia’s blind and low vision community. Vision Australia this week launched its COVID Normal survey, which examines the response to COVID-19 by government, business and the wider community.
Vision Australia’s first 2021 Telelink Summer Series webinar was held this week, with blind traveller Tony Giles joining host Jordan Ashby to discuss his world travels.
In the hour leading up to Carols, Vision Australia Radio will be broadcasting the Carols by Candlelight preview show, ‘Countdown to Carols’.
This year, with a few exceptions, Vision Australia centres will be closed from 5pm Thursday December 24, 2020 and will reopen on Monday January 11, 2021.
Vision Australia client Lily, 20, recently raised an impressive $919 dollars for Vision Australia using the new My Vision for Vision online platform.
19 years after his first Christmas Eve at Vision Australia’s Carols by Candlelight, singer David Campbell is now hosting the production and recently received a Vision Australia Award in recognition to his dedication to Carols by Candlelight.
Australian award winning documentary Thomas Banks’ Quest for Love is now streaming seamlessly to blind or low vision film buffs with the help of the Vision Australia audio description team.
Vision Australia’s Advocacy team is holding a special Stand Up for Your Rights: Participation and services in the COVID new normal webinar on Wednesday, February 3 2021.