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End of financial year Virtual Classroom Training
The end of the financial year is only a month away, and Vision Australia Digital Access is encouraging organisations to make the most their training budgets and ensure their staff are trained in digital accessibility.
Experiencing Ramadan as a blind Australian
For Hannen Abdallah, Ramadan is a special time spent with family and eating great food. “Ramadan is something I can celebrate despite having a vision condition,” the 39-year-old said.
Top 10 apps for blind and low vision technology users
They’re cheap, easily downloaded, and hugely useful. Apps have made a world of difference for people who are blind or have low vision.
Building connections with LEGO® Braille Bricks
Vision Australia joined forces with LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre recently to introduce kids who are blind or have low vision to LEGO® Braille Bricks for the very first time.
Mentors needed for 2021 Vision Australia Careers Sampler!
Could you help young people who are blind or have low vision prepare for future employment? Vision Australia is currently on the hunt for volunteer mentors for its 2021 Careers Sampler on May 8 in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
You could have your artwork published in Vision Australia's 2022 ...
Entries are now open to all artists who are blind, or have low vision, to submit their original artwork for the chance to be featured in the 2022 Vision Australia Large Print Calendar or Diary.
Save the date! Vision Australia Careers Sampler is back!
The Vision Australia Careers Sampler is back in 2021 and we want you involved on Saturday, May 8!
Can’t afford a smart TV? Here’s a simple hack
While smart TVs are amazingly useful for blind and low vision users, the cost can be prohibitive.
COVID-19 vaccine eligibility checker fails to meet accessibility ...
The needs of Australia’s blind and low vision community have been ignored in the response to COVID-19, with the Australian Department of Health’s online vaccine eligibility checker failing to meet the government’s own accessibility requirements.