One of our younger volunteers in our Library has revealed his creative hidden talents. At just sixteen-years-old, Thomas Andrews is a comic book creator and...
As 2020 draws to an end, I’d like to thank all our staff, clients, volunteers and stakeholders for their flexibility and grit in one of...
Guide Dogs Tasmania will be holding its ‘test drive a Guide Dog’ weekend camp for young people with Vision Impairment. Following the success of the...
Vaughn Bennison, VisAbility Tasmania Therapy Services Program Manager takes a heartfelt look at the year that was 2020. For many of us, 2020 has represented...
This year has been a journey of discovery for VisAbility. We spoke to the people who matter most: our clients, their families and carers, our...
Travelling by bus invokes a feeling of independence, inclusion and freedom. The word bus is short for omnibus, which means 'for everyone'. Metro and VisAbility...
International White Cane Day (October 15) is the day to highlight the role the long white cane plays in mobility and independence for someone with...
VisAbility and Blind Citizens Australia's three year partnership agreement ensure people who are blind or vision impaired have a voice in the development and delivery...
Dr Arnold Cook, the pioneer of Guide Dogs, was also a very accomplished academic. He taught economics at UWA. Imagine our delight when we learned...
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...