Deafblind Services – ‘Showcase of Conference Presentations’
Join us on Tuesday, 2 December 2014, when Senses Australia’s Deafblind Services brings together a number of plenary and workshop papers that have been presented at national and international conferences....
Sharing knowledge and skills
At the 9th National Deafblind Conference in Sydney, which was held in June this year, Matthew Wittorff, Senses Australia’s Manager Deafblind Services, presented the outcomes of the research he conducted...
Western Australian camp for people who are deafblind
‘Wild Western Theme’ Senses Australia is pleased to announce that the Western Australia Camp for people who are deafblind will be held from Friday, 14 November 2014 to Sunday, 16...
Australian Rare Disease Survey for Adults
Are you aged 18 years or older and living with a rare disease in Australia? You are invited to participate in The Australian Rare Diseases Survey for Adults. This study...
Wilma lets nothing stand in her way
Despite having Usher Syndrome, Bentley resident Wilma has not let this stand in her way of learning to play the piano as well as follow her love of painting and...
Patrick’s a real inspiration
An avid violin player, 85 year old Patrick, lost his hearing when he was just 10 years old and developed Glaucoma later in life, but that hasn’t stopped him. Having...
There is no stopping Sharyn
Despite having Usher Syndrome, Halls Head resident Sharyn continues to live the life she chooses, by working for the Department of Premier and Cabinet and participating in her community –...
Linda enjoys giving back to her community
Stirling resident Linda, who was born with Optic Atrophy – a congenital eye disease that causes blindness and developed a hearing impairment when she was just 10 years old, like...
Calling for participants and volunteers to attend Deafblind Camp
Senses Australia is pleased to announce the Western Australian Camp for people who are deafblind will be held on Friday, 14 November 2014 to Sunday, 16 November 2014 at Ern...