This is part one in a two part series of moving house and the lessons learned to ease the transition.

Up here in the sunny state of Queensland, we have been super busy on the campaign trail raising awareness for Braille House – a...

A few weeks ago, Laura was invited to be interviewed for a podcast with a wonderful woman, Lil Deverell. Laura is mum to Eva, who is 8...

Heidi and Natalia discuss Luka's story with CVI, and how the concept of neuroplasticity has helped Luka's development.

CVI Community Australia Co-Founder Natalia Kelly recently did another great podcast on "RO&Ming with Lil", this time on the role of...

Laura and Bronwen write about a fun day out Strawberry picking using vision and proprioception.

You can listen to us talk about Luka’s story on the "RO&Ming with Lil" podcast recently!

Laura and Bronwen review apps from Ebenezer School to be used across all phases of CVI.

Heidi and Bronwen discuss how online therapy has assisted Luka to continue working on his goals during social distancing.

Laura shares Eva's first visual interaction with the iPad app, Big Bang Pictures.

We share Luka's musical journey so far, and how music therapy has enabled him to gain confidence in mastering new skills.

New Co-Founder and her daughter Eva, share their journey so far, and encourage others to share their stories and help build our community.

We recently presented at the South Pacific Educators in Vision Impairment (SPEVI) 2020 conference, “Creating A Clear Vision for the Future”.

Natalia Kelly shares her journey and passion for working with children with CVI and their families to achieve their optimum potential.

Thank you all for the part you have played in bringing together our CVI Community Australia, for the first time this year!

A CVI Meltdown has been described as where an individual is overwhelmed by sensory input and is no longer in control of their actions.

It is Children’s Week here in Australia, and this year’s theme is celebrating the right for all children to be healthy, safe and happy.

Today is an opportunity to celebrate the independence and freedom that the use of a white cane can provide to people who have low vision.

While I am still learning about CVI, I have found I can be of use by wearing many hats, and I want to share just some of these with you.

One of the most important aspects of successful interventions is communication amongst families and professionals.