Braille House General Manager (Richard Barker) went onto the ABC Brisbane to gift a braille book to Eva who is a 9 year old library member. This came about because Eva had mentioned to Richard that she wanted to be able to read the Babysitters Club in braille and Braille house made this possible. You… Continue Reading Braille House adds Babysitters Club to the braille library.
Neighbourhood Watch newsletter in Braille! There is a lot of important information in our community and Braille House transcribes all kinds of information. There are a lot of people in our neighbourhood who are blind or have low vision, and it is important for them to receive information in a format they can read, so… Continue Reading Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter in Braille
How do people who are blind or have low vision know where to scan a QR Code? Braille House has launched of their QR Code tactile indicator for who are blind or have low vision to be able to find the QR Code to scan independently. We all know that QR Codes are going to… Continue Reading QR Code Tactile Indicators
White Cane Safety Day is celebrated on October 15. The date is set aside to celebrate the achievements of people who are blind or visually impaired and the important symbol of blindness and tool of independence, the white cane. A white cane is a device used by many people who are blind or vision impaired for orientation and mobility. A white cane… Continue Reading White Cane Safety Day 2021
The Chermside Guide has done a story about our Northside Tutoring hub which is run out of the Geebung RSL. Continue Reading Northside Tutoring Returns, you can learn Braille too!