Did you know your low vision patients could be at risk of injuries or depression? An early referral to Vision Australia can help to significantly reduce these events. | Vision Australia

Did you know there are many different types of canes for people with low vision or blindness to choose from? One type of cane is the ID cane, which is a cane used by people with low vision or blindness to indicate to the community that they are blind or have low vision. It is also used to detect obstacles that may be in their path. But this cane differs from a white cane as it isn’t run along the ground but held across the body. Now you can ID an ID cane! [Video description: a person walking usi

In 2004 Vision Australia became Australia's first national blindness agency, following the merger of a number of different organisations. To mark that anniversary we sat down with Ron Hooton, CEO of Vision Australia, and Bill Jolley, Chair of Vision Australia, to hear their thoughts and reflections on the organisation, and to look forward to what the next 20 years holds for Vision Australia. Tune in next week for a second video focusing on some of our employees who have been with the organisatio