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,...
We have resumed our delivery of face-to-face services. Our Hobart office in Elizabeth Street, has re-opened.
We are asking people to Donate A Device (DAD) launching this Dad’s Day (Father’s Day). We are calling for unwanted devices to be donated that...
One of our commitments as an organisation is to encourage a culture that supports gender equality. We treat our workforce the same and want both...
Do you ever feel uncomfortable when you meet a person with sight loss? It can be tricky knowing how to best support an individual who...
COVID-19 has changed the way we do things, across the community. Physical distancing can be awkward at the best of times, but when you can’t...
If you are blind or vision impaired and would love to learn new skills, make new friends and perhaps get a new hobby. VisAbility has...
Would you like to contribute to VisAbility in a meaningful way? In addition know that you are part of something which could change lives for...
It was a stirring speech made by a young blind man at a fundraising event, which spurred Debbie Schaffer, our recently retired chairperson, to become...
Many people with a learning disability or who are on the autism spectrum struggle with social processing. Our Social Thinkers online program has been developed...