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  • Craft group – card making and beanie making

    On Wednesday 13th of April, DBV had our monthly craft activity day. DBV members Debbie and Kathy taught the group how to make beautiful art cards. We also had art therapist Kim visiting from Camberwell Community Centre to show the group how to knit their own beanies. Enjoy the gallery of photos below. We look…

    Craft group – card making and beanie making
  • Recreation program – Luna Park

    On Saturday the 26th of March, DBV members went for an exciting trip to Luna Park. It was a great day. Thanks Alex for coordinating the activity, and to all support people for helping make it a great day. Enjoy the gallery of pics below. Photos taken by DBV member Robert. We hope to see…

    Recreation program – Luna Park
  • Deafblind tips 6 – QR code cards

    I created the card called QR code card. I tested it by showing staff who work in shops, café, supermarket. They took the card from me for them to read while writing in the QR book or typing on QR device for me and gave the card back to me. I know they did it.…

    Deafblind tips 6 – QR code cards
  • Tech Talk 4 – iOS 15 accessibility features

    Deafblind Victoria attended the Lunch and Learn online workshop held by Guide Dogs Victoria on Tuesday the 7th of September, 2021. Presenter Glen Morrow discussed the new Apple iOS15 for iPhones and iPads, as well as various accessibility settings like individual app settings for high-contrast, dark background with white large text, adding descriptions to photos…

  • Deafblind tips 5 – Raised dots and labels for appliances

    For many years I have used a microwave oven to cook or heat up food. I stick raised dots on to the screen of the microwave on top of the stop and start button. This helps me to feel which dots to press for restart or to stop cooking. Also when travelling anywhere and staying…

  • NDIA awareness training workshop

    On Tuesday 3rd August, Deafblind Australia (DBA) and Deafblind Victoria ran a Deafblind awareness workshop for NDIS workers in metro Melbourne. The workshop was delivered online from Ross House due to Covid-19 restrictions. This was the first time that DBV held a workshop for NDIA staff online. Four Deafblind presenters presented information about the Deafblind…