Applications are now open for Vision Australia's Further Education Bursary 2024. Since its launch in 1996, the bursary has helped over 440 students who are blind or low vision acquire the technology they need to complete their tertiary education.
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Game on Grandparents is back at the National Gallery of Victoria TODAY between 11am and 2pm! Come on down with the kids and try some classic games like Uno, Connect Four and Snakes & Ladders without the assistance of full eyesight
Photographer: Martin Wurt
#NGV#fun
Every day is disability day for me. Sometimes it's incredible. Sometimes it's a slog. Sometimes it's down right awful. But every day it's worth celebrating. Not just the 3rd of December! I'm not going to hide my pride in my awesomeness for the rest of the year! #IDPWD2021
These Ideas are designed to encourage children with multiple disabilities Including deafblindness to wear masks 😷 and face coverings.
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#Deafblindness#Deafblind#Masks#MDVI
Check out this #innovative program of instruction created by #TVI Sherry Airhart for a student who struggled with braille and literacy skills. Her willingness and ability to “think outside the box” resulted in an alternate path to #braille.
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A survey by @VisionAustralia found that 83 per cent of employers “lacked confidence” in the prospect of hiring someone who is blind or has low vision. Lee is one of many who've faced shocking discrimination when looking for work. Read her story here: https://t.co/CA9XK3BOBo
🎶The itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout....🎶
This circle time braille kit focuses on the letter "s" and related skills through hands-on activities for emerging braille readers.
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Jaryd, you've done Victoria proud today.
To stand up on that podium is an honour few will ever have. It's an achievement most could never obtain.
You gave it everything, and then some more. And for that, you should hold your head so very high.
Our entire state is proud of you.
Are emojis and emoticons accessible? How does a screenreader read all caps? Check out these tips to make make email more accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired.
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BLC Secretary Kim Kilpatrick highlights reasons to learn braille: label appliances, read signs and elevator buttons, play games with family and friends. However you use braille it is guaranteed to increase independence. #BrailleIsLiteracy#BrailleIsIndependence
Today is #RUOK Day. This year, the message is 'There's more to say after R U OK?' After today, keep the conversation going and make each day a good day to check in with loved ones. Get tips on what to say after R U OK at https://t.co/S6UJaa0bVP @ruokday
Did you know music can be read and written in #braille? Find out how learning braille music helped Jordie become a completely independent musician: https://t.co/EFKF6Dcb5d
“how were we, as people who are blind navigate a world where touching things with your bare hands were to be avoided at all costs?”
#COVID19Aus#PhysicalDistancing
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Social distancing is slowly becoming the norm across the world, but have you ever thought about the process of adaptation it requires for someone who is blind or has low vision? Ria shares her lived experience in this article.