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11/11/2025

We’re heading to the Retirement, Leisure and Health Expo this weekend at Rosehill Gardens Racecourse, Sydney!

Come and say hello. Our friendly SeeWay team will be there to chat about how we support Australians with some vision loss, with free counselling, everyday living tips, and digital skills training.

15–16 November
Rosehill Racecourse, James Ruse Drive, Rosehill NSW

We’d love to see you there!

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06/11/2025

SeeWay was proud to contribute to Sydney Retina Clinic and Day Surgery’s Patient Consumer Forum to promote the importance of holistic lifestyle care for people living with low vision. It was a wonderful opportunity to speak with the local low vision community and collaborate with industry experts.

A loss of vision needn’t mean a loss of connection. SeeWay is your link to what matters most. For free and practical lifestyle advice, mental health support, and digital skills training, visit www.seeway.com.au today.

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03/11/2025

Thank you Tracey Roberts - Federal Member for Pearce for recognising the importance of holistic support for Australians experiencing low vision. SeeWay helps people stay connected, confident and independent - and we’re proud to see leaders championing accessible care.

Today I met with SeeWay. A national service helping Australians adjust to permanent vision changes.

A loss of some vision needn’t mean a loss of connection, employment, or sense of self.

02/11/2025

SeeWay was proud to attend Vision 2020 Australia’s Parliamentary Friends Day at Parliament House. The evening was a valuable opportunity to speak directly with Members of Parliament about the unmet needs of more than 280,000 Australians living with permanent vision loss. This number is expected to almost double by 2050.

SeeWay exists to address this growing gap in support for people living with low vision. With practical lifestyle advice, bulk billed counselling, and digital skills training, SeeWay is your link to what matters most throughout your vision loss journey – because a loss of vision needn’t mean a loss of connection.



[Image descriptions: four photos of Malcolm and Nadine from SeeWay posing together with (image 1) the Honourable Wendy Askew, (image 2) Dr Mike Freelander, (image 3) Tony Pasin MP, (image 4) Tracey Roberts MP. Image 5 contains Nadine posing with the Honourable Richard Colbeck and a black Labrador in harness.]

27/10/2025

SeeWay was honoured to be invited to attend Save Sight Institute's Community Information Day and to have the opportunity to speak to the professionals who work with the organisation, as well as the people they serve, about the holistic support SeeWay offers. It was great to hear from their guest speakers and educators and to learn more about the services and support options available to people with permanent vision changes and their families.

A loss of vision needn’t mean a loss of connection. SeeWay provides practical lifestyle support and services for living well with low vision. SeeWay is your link to what matters most. Visit www.seeway.com.au.



[Image description: Monica from SeeWay standing behind the SeeWay display table at the SSI Community Day.]

23/10/2025

At SeeWay, we understand that technology can be a lifeline. It helps people stay connected, informed, and independent.
That is exactly why we created the Digital Skills Training Program. It is designed to make technology simple, supportive, and accessible for everyone.

Every fortnight, we host live online training sessions where you can join our friendly team to:
- Learn how to use your phone or tablet with confidence
- Explore apps for communication, health, and everyday living
- Stay safe online and recognise scams
- Discover practical accessibility features for low vision

If you prefer to learn in your own time, we also have a growing library of self-guided training videos that you can watch whenever it suits you, from the comfort of home.

This Get Online Week, take that first small step toward feeling more confident and connected online.

To register for an upcoming session or explore our training videos, visit https://www.seeway.com.au/digital-skills

21/10/2025

SeeWay Client Suzi and her ophthalmologist Professor Andrew Chang discuss how SeeWay connects people living with low vision to what matters most.

08/10/2025

SeeWay goes national for World Sight Day!

In honour of World Sight Day, SeeWay is taking its free support for Australians living with low vision national, serving as your link to what matters most anytime, from anywhere.

Every year, World Sight Day invites people around the globe to and at SeeWay, we believe a low vision diagnosis needn’t mean a loss of connection and lifestyle. SeeWay is here to support you adjust to changing vision today to set you up for success tomorrow, with practical lifestyle advice, bulk billed counselling, and digital skills training.

Find out more about how SeeWay links you to the support you need for living well with low vision. Visit www.seeway.com.au.



[Image description: A smiling woman talks on the phone holding two shopping bags and a cup of coffee. Text reads "A loss of some vision needn't mean a loss of connection" with the SeeWay logo and tagline "Your link to what matters most".]

02/10/2025

Join SeeWay at the Sydney Eye Hospital Foundation’s Open Day on 9 October for World Sight Day for a free day of interactive events and stalls – including a petting zoo and a screen of the short film ‘The Lady Superintendent’.
When: Thursday 9 October, 10 am to 2 pm.
Where: Sydney Eye Hospital, 8 Macquarie St, Sydney.
For more information, visit the Sydney Eye Hospital Foundation website: https://bit.ly/SEHFOpenDay.

[Image description: Image of a mother and son wearing amblyopia patches. Text on a blue background reads: Family open day. Join us celebrating World Sight Day at the Sydney Eye Hospital, 9 October 10 am to 2 pm, 8 Macquarie St Sydney.]

18/09/2025

In Australia, over 400,000 people are living with dementia. This Dr Marianne Coleman is raising awareness about the ways living with dementia can impact living with sight loss, and vice versa, to help people find the support they need.

Did you know there is a relationship between vision loss and dementia? Read more at https://www.seeway.com.au/vision-loss-and-dementia.

[Image description one: Dr Marianne Coleman poses for a headshot in a field of pink lavender. Image description two: Five people stand with their arms around each other in front of the sea. Text on a turquoise background reads "Dementia Action Week 15 to 21 September 2025. Nobody can do it alone. An initiative of Dementia Australia.]