Madeleine was born with a rare congenital eye condition that affects less than 0.05% of the Australian population. Peters Anomaly impacts the interior chamber of...
Did you know that tenpin bowling is one of the fastest-growing leisure activities in Australia? There’s something quite exhilarating about the highs and lows of...
They’re hooked on Braille crochet and knitting patterns! We have a group of ardent knitters and crocheters with low vision who meet regularly on a...
Smart technology has improved our lives in ways that were unimaginable a decade ago. Consider all the automated solutions available for the home. Integrated systems...
Australia’s only Braille writing competition is celebrating a milestone. This year marks a hundred years since the Dickinson Memorial Literary competition began. It’s a platform...
Have you struggled to accept a white cane? If so, you’re not alone. For people with low vision, there can be a psychological barrier to...
We recently welcomed university student Elizabeth to VisAbility on an intern placement. Elizabeth is studying Digital Marketing at Curtin University. The 20-year-old is the daughter...
53-year-old Barry lives in Karratha was diagnosed ten years ago with a brain tumour in his frontal lobe. Although the brain tumour didnt directly affect...
Do you have a creative streak? Is there a hobby or interest which puts you in a peaceful state and lifts you? For Phil from...
To run a marathon involves dedication, commitment and energy. Neil Henderson, father of Patrick who is receiving therapy from VisAbility, has set himself a challenge....