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VisAbility NDIS provider of services for people in WA living with low or no vision. For more information visit Every support at any stage.

🦯 International White Cane Day – Celebrating independence and inclusionToday, on International White Cane Day, we recogn...
15/10/2026

🦯 International White Cane Day – Celebrating independence and inclusion

Today, on International White Cane Day, we recognise the importance of the white cane as a symbol of independence, confidence and freedom for people who are blind or have low vision.

More than a mobility aid, the white cane enables people to navigate their surroundings, travel independently and participate in their communities with greater confidence.

At VisAbility, our Orientation and Mobility specialists work alongside people who are blind or have low vision, helping them develop the skills and confidence to move safely and independently through the world around them.

International White Cane Day is also an important reminder that accessibility is everyone's responsibility.

Whether it's keeping footpaths clear, making public spaces more accessible or simply being aware of people using white canes, we can all play a part in creating a more inclusive community.

💙 Today, we celebrate the independence a white cane represents and the right of everyone to move through their community with confidence and dignity.

💙 Celebrating our Amazing Allied Health Professionals!Today, on Allied Health Professions Day, we're recognising the inc...
14/10/2026

💙 Celebrating our Amazing Allied Health Professionals!

Today, on Allied Health Professions Day, we're recognising the incredible people who help make greater independence, confidence and participation possible for people who are blind or have low vision.

From Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists to Speech Pathologists, Orthoptists and our wider specialist teams, our allied health professionals bring expertise, compassion and creativity to everything they do.

Whether it's helping someone develop new skills, navigate everyday activities, access assistive technology or achieve a personal goal, their work makes a meaningful difference to the lives of the people and families we support.

Today is an opportunity to say a heartfelt **thank you** to our dedicated allied health teams across Western Australia and Tasmania for the care, knowledge and commitment they bring to their work every day.

👏 Happy Allied Health Professions Day!

Did you know that our library has more than 27,000 titles and each month shares our recommendations for our eViews book ...
14/10/2026

Did you know that our library has more than 27,000 titles and each month shares our recommendations for our eViews book of the month?

Browse our recommendations for your favourite genre – from crime to fantasy, cookbooks or children's fiction - we've got you covered!

This month our team has chosen Tom Clancy's Flash Point.

Flash Point finds our hero Jack Ryan Jr in a world of trouble as he tracks down leads to the South China Sea where a midair collision between aircraft from rival nations threatens a dangerous flash point for the entire region.

Jack is forced to take control with the odds firmly stacked against him. Will the fight prove too costly this time, or will Jack rescue the region from an imminent catastrophe?

You can find the link to the audio book narrated by Jim Malcolm here https://bit.ly/4y7KC7N

Membership is free for all Australian residents with a print disability. Find out more here: Digital, Braille & Daisy Book Library for Vision Impaired or Print Disabled

What Ability Day at Optus StadiumWhat Ability Day is a disability-inclusive community event bringing people with disabil...
12/10/2026

What Ability Day at Optus Stadium
What Ability Day is a disability-inclusive community event bringing people with disability, their families and local athletes together for a morning of fun, games and connection.

🗓 Friday, 23 October 2026
⏰Gates open 10am-12pm for participants & families
📍Optus Stadium, Perth

Join us for a free, inclusive White Cane Day event celebrating independence, awareness and connection through movement, ...
08/10/2026

Join us for a free, inclusive White Cane Day event celebrating independence, awareness and connection through movement, learning and shared experiences.
Held annually on 15 October, White Cane Day recognises the white cane’s role in supporting independence, confidence and mobility for people who are blind or have low vision.
For many, it is also a powerful symbol of inclusion, accomplishment and confidence.
The event at VisAbility includes a community dance, client interviews/ Q & A and time to connect with VisAbility’s Orientation and Mobility team.

Thursday 22 October 2026
12 noon - Community Nutbush Dance - Handa Hall
12:15pm - Interview Style Q & A White Cane Users - Wesfarmer's Theatrette
12:45pm Networking with VisAbility's O & M staff
1:15 - Conclusion
Everyone is welcome.
For more information please call 1800 847 466 or email [email protected]

💚 Love Your Eyes today on World Sight Day!This World Sight Day, we’re celebrating the importance of eye health and a com...
07/10/2026

💚 Love Your Eyes today on World Sight Day!

This World Sight Day, we’re celebrating the importance of eye health and a community where everyone can participate fully.

Everyone deserves access to eye care, information and support. For people who are blind or have low vision, access to the right services can support independence, confidence and connection at every stage of life.

At VisAbility and Guide Dogs, we work alongside people to build skills, navigate their communities and pursue the things that matter to them.

Today, we encourage you to prioritise your eye health and help create more inclusive spaces — at work, at school and in everyday life.

Together, we can make eye health and accessibility everyone’s business.

🏊‍♀️ Take on an iconic WA challenge for Guide Dogs WA!🦮💙Are you planning to tackle the Mader Port to Pub with Hotel Rott...
07/10/2026

🏊‍♀️ Take on an iconic WA challenge for Guide Dogs WA!🦮💙

Are you planning to tackle the Mader Port to Pub with Hotel Rottnest in 2027? Why not make every kilometre count by choosing to raise funds for Guide Dogs WA?

Registrations for this iconic open water swim are now open via the link. The event takes competitors from beautiful Leighton Beach across the Rottnest Channel to the iconic jewel that is Wadjemup/Rottnest Island.

Whether you're taking on the 19.7km crossing as a Solo swimmer, Duo or Team of 3, 4 or 6 – or challenging yourself to the 25km Ultra Marathon– you can use your swim to help make a difference.

By fundraising for Guide Dogs WA, you'll be supporting our work to provide Guide and Assistance Dogs and other vital services that help Western Australians who are blind or have low vision live with greater independence, confidence and choice.

💙 Why not swim for a cause this year as we celebrate 75 years in Western Australia. Choose Guide Dogs WA as your fundraising charity and rally your friends, family and colleagues behind you.

Ready to take the plunge? Find out more and nominate to fundraise for Guide Dogs WA via the following link https://bit.ly/4zcgA3z

The Spring 2026 Paw Prints is here. Inside, you’ll find the latest news, stories and updates from across Guide Dogs WA a...
06/10/2026

The Spring 2026 Paw Prints is here. Inside, you’ll find the latest news, stories and updates from across Guide Dogs WA and Tasmania, including some exciting new developments and a very special milestone for Guide Dogs WA.

Check out our latest merchandise range, including the 2027 Guide Dogs WA/ TAS calendar, with every purchase helping us continue delivering life-changing services across Western Australia.

Click here to read the latest edition 👉 https://bit.ly/4780tIu

Everyone deserves to feel connected, included and supported. 💚This Mental Health Week, we’re recognising the importance ...
05/10/2026

Everyone deserves to feel connected, included and supported. 💚

This Mental Health Week, we’re recognising the importance of mental wellbeing for people living with blindness, low vision and disability.

Adjusting to changes in vision, navigating barriers and accessing support can bring emotional challenges as well as practical ones. Having people who listen, understand and support your choices can make a meaningful difference.

At VisAbility, our work is about supporting people to build confidence, pursue their goals and stay connected to the activities and communities that matter to them.

This week, make time to check in with someone, listen without judgement and ask what support would be helpful. And reach out if you or someone you know needs support.

Today marks the start of Blindness Awareness Month. 👁️💙Throughout the month, we’re joining communities around the world ...
01/10/2026

Today marks the start of Blindness Awareness Month. 👁️💙

Throughout the month, we’re joining communities around the world in raising awareness and understanding of blindness and low vision – and the importance of creating a society that is accessible, inclusive and welcoming to everyone.

For people who are blind or have low vision, accessibility can make an enormous difference to independence and participation in everyday life. From accessible technology and information to inclusive workplaces, public spaces and services, small changes can help remove barriers and create greater opportunity.

At Guide Dogs and VisAbility, we see every day what people who are blind or have low vision can achieve when they have access to the right services, supports and opportunities.

Follow along throughout Blindness Awareness Month and help us spread the word. 💙

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61 Kitchener Avenue
Victoria Park, WA
6100

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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