VisAbility clients at the Community Activity Centre spent months working on the ‘Tree of Life’, an intricate mosaic sculpture. Incorporating very small tiles, it was...
It’s a new technology which has so much potential – 360 video and audio. It adds an extra dimension and can captivate an audience. For...
If you’ve got a condition which affects your sight, what better way than explain it to your friends than through a blind obstacle race? That’s...
Elizabeth Barnes the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at VisAbility, has been settling into her new role. Elizabeth has extensive experience in the not-for-profit health...
VisAbility has created ‘How I Learn’ – a free tool to help young people with disabilities to advocate for their learning needs. It will empower...
It may look odd – a dog kitted out in an overall having his paws painted by a ten-year old girl, but it’s just one...
We’ve held our first ever ‘Test Drive a Guide Dog’ workshop in Western Australia, for young adults who may be considering a Guide Dog when...
VisAbility is committed in the support we offer to older Australians, ensuring our clients live the best possible life. In 2013, the Australian Government introduced...
VisAbility is a diverse organisation with a range of careers and occupations. Our staff include therapists, skilled support officers and professional managers. We aim to...
Reunion stories can be so uplifting, when people meet as friends, form strong bonds, but then circumstances mean they lose touch before meeting again. At...