Contact Details

Image of Client in Children's Services Area We provide a wide range of services for people who are blind or vision impaired, their families and carers, and the wider community. Our services inspire confidence, wellness and connection for our clients, enabling them to interpret, navigate and overcome the barriers of vision impairment.

We can help with:

Managing your vision
Getting around
Leisure and sports and recreation
Your financial entitlements
Assistive technology, aids and products
Growing up with vision impairment
Communication skills and training
Library and information services
Employment

How to Access Our Services

Anyone with non-corrective vision loss can access our services by following these steps:

1. Referrals

People with vision impairment or their families are welcome to contact us directly.
Optometrists, opticians or GPs can make a referral by completing a Referral for Low Vision Assessment (doc, 189kb).
Ophthalmologists can make a referral by completing a Low Vision Medical Certificate (Adult) (pdf, 191kb) or Low Vision Medical Certificate (Child) (pdf, 133kb).

2. We will contact you to talk about how we can provide services to you, and our membership fee.

Comprehensive information on our services can be found in our Services Booklets:

Services to regional areas are provided from our Centre in Victoria Park and from regional offices around the State. We visit rural areas regularly, including the Kimberley and Esperance regions.

Read our client stories to find out about our clients' experiences of accessing our services.

If you are from a non-English speaking background we can provide you with information in your own language or help find you a translator. Please contact us to find out more.

Our services are provided in line with our guiding Policies and Procedures.