We’ve reached another milestone at VisAbility notching up our 15,000th audio book. It was recorded and narrated in our studio.
Of course we wanted to mark the event and thank all the volunteers involved as we reached this milestone achievement.
Peter Smirke was in his fifties when he lost his sight. He says he fell into a dark hole but with the support of therapists he’s growing in confidence.
To mark World Sight Day, we thought we’d share Peter’s journey to regaining confidence.
David Vosnacos, Program Manager Assistive Technology and Specialist Services for VisAbility and self confessed ‘tec geek’. Working in all areas of access, from access consultancy, print access, web access, access to premises, accessible media and assistive technology.
Have you ever been to a gallery where you can touch the art? Well an exhibition in Perth is doing just that with some tactile sand paintings.
You’re invited to a private viewing to mark International White Cane Day.
Want to keep your children active and engaged during school holidays?
Join us for some fun, fitness classes to keep them moving and energised.
Would you exercise with your partner? There’s a great deal of evidence which suggests it’s a good idea.
One of our client’s Narelle Spaans, who is blind, recently encouraged her husband Matt to make use of the Exercise Clinic at VIsAbility. He could access sessions through his NDIS plan. Together they’re achiveing great results. Take a read of the article to find out more.
Ever wondered what life is like for a regional therapist? It’s a varied but hugely rewarding role helping people with their specific requirements.
Occupational Therapist Jack Beer kept his own diary during his recent work trip to Geraldton. Read the article to find out more.
School leavers are preparing themselves for the world of work thanks to a free course run by our Disability Employment Services.
The Pathway to Employment course is held over three days and includes advice and guidance relating to job seeking and securing work.
Get your dancing shoes on for some ballroom dancing at Perron Place.
The classes are run by a former professional ballroom dancer and are especially designed for people with low sight.
We have resumed our delivery of face-to-face services. Our Hobart office in Elizabeth Street, has re-opened.