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Access Keys launched at Ringwood location
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The launch of Access Keys for our Ringwood location will make getting here a breeze for our clients.
You can’t be what you can’t see: Joana d’Orey-Novo's career journ...
A Senior Investigator/Conciliator and Policy and Education Officer at the Australian Human Rights Commission wasn’t the career Joana d’Orey-Novo had in mind when she started university.
Vital home skills for brothers Max and Harry
Melissa is one of Vision Australia's Paediatric Occupational Therapists. She teaches life skills to children like Max and Harry in their own home.
Just watch Mackenzie fly
Mackenzie captured our hearts with her inspiring story. She was diagnosed with a serious brain condition when she was just six weeks old. Mackenzie is blind and has trouble speaking and walking.
Braille music: How it's made
While it started as a means to make the written word accessible, braille has evolved over the years so other information, such as music scores can also be read by those who are blind or have low vision.
Swan Valley Adventure Centre day out
It’s not every day you climb three stories and jump off a platform, or get stranded after a plane crash and have to work as a team to escape a labyrinth of challenges.
What is orientation and mobility?
For people who are blind or have low vision, orientation and mobility skills are key to enabling them to independently and confidently take on any environment they may encounter. But what exactly is orientation and mobility?
David Woodbridge's guide to the Envoy Connect
The Envoy Connect Audio Player is a new and convenient way to access audio books from the Vision Australia Library.
Five simple tips for designing accessible web forms
Web forms today are easy to create, and easy to get wrong. Check out these tips for making sure they're accessible.