VisAbility Limited has a long history of providing, practical, emotional and peer support services to people in Western Australia with low or no vision. Established...
Two of VisAbility’s woodworking volunteers have come under the spotlight during #Give2Good Week (window opens in new link) held annually every March. The week-long initiative...
We recently welcomed university student Elizabeth to VisAbility on an intern placement. Elizabeth is studying Digital Marketing at Curtin University. The 20-year-old is the daughter...
The Web Accessibility Camp also included a presentation by our own Accessibility Specialists Vithya Vijayakumare and David Vosnacos, along with Marketing Manager Danielle Gault. Due...
VisAbility will be a voting centre in the WA state elections taking place in March 2021. Voting is compulsory for anyone over the age of...
Eating with other people is one of life’s simplest pleasures, whether that’s as a family, as a couple or with a large group. Many people...
A parachute accident led to the loss of sight in one eye for Jeremy Harry Harris. After months and months of rehabilitation he decided to...
A student volunteer at VisAbility has a hidden talent creating and producing comic books. Sixteen-year-old Thomas, who attends Christ Church Grammar School (link opens in...
We have a new look and direction and are refocusing on what we know best: providing support to people who are blind or vision impaired....
This year, VisAbility embarked on an exciting journey of discovery. We spoke to the people who matter most: our clients, their families and carers, our...