We’re very excited to share that our client Greg Mallett, was voted ‘Outstanding Volunteer of the Year’ at the recent inaugural Tasmanian Disability Festival Awards!...
Karen Occupational Therapist, Karen Aird started working with VisAbility Tasmania in April 2021. She is authentic, committed and effortlessly stylish. Prior to joining VisAbility, Karen...
The EverAbility Group has said farewell to Chief Executive Officer Elizabeth Barnes. Elizabeth made a significant contribution to the organisation during her tenure. We recognise...
Rachel, our Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD), is a new addition to the Services team and is based in Perth. She is raring to go and...
Fyona has joined our Hobart team as a Therapy Assistant. Working closely with our Allied Health Team, Fyona will provide on the ground support to...
In June 2016, Guide Dogs Tasmania merged with VisAbility Ltd to allow for the delivery of a greater range and level of service for people...
Brain surgery left Ellie Howe from Trevallyn, with hemianopia. The bubbly 19 year old took to sharing her journey with vision loss on social media....
Last month, Guide Dogs Tasmania held a ‘Test Drive a Guide Dog’ camp for youth living with a vision impairment or blindness. Held over two...
After last year’s success of Duncan Meerding’s workshop Woodwork Beyond Sight, we are currently taking expressions of interest for our 2021 workshops. Each workshop is...
VisAbility’s Program Manager – Therapy Services TAS, Vaughn Bennison checks out the OrCam. A small portable artificial vision device that connects to glasses. Voice activation...