A stone’s throw from the iconic Mount Panorama, RIDBC is helping Jaylan navigate life’s tight corners and long straights via Remote Services.
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03/07/2019
Mia Armsworth is a passionate artist and now winner of the RIDBC Dr Frederick Gregory-Roberts prize, awarded to a student assisted by RIDBC School Support Service (Vision Impairment) for outstanding performance in the HSC. "It was a really great experience to win the prize, I definitely wasn't expecting it!" she says excitedly.
03/07/2019
For people who are considering whether a cochlear implant is the right solution for them, a platform to ask questions and listen to the experiences of recipients is vital to make an informed decision. One of these recipients is Teigan Van Roosmalen, who recently shared her journey to a group on the NSW Central Coast.
06/06/2019
In one of the most diverse and multicultural communities in Australia, the team at RIDBC Penrith are experienced in working with multilingual families. They regularly partner with experienced interpreters to provide services in the families’ first language, without compromising on quality of service or outcomes.
06/06/2019
RIDBC Renwick Centre's research is designed to keep Australia at the forefront of innovation in education and services for people with vision and hearing loss. Read some of the latest innovations and resources for parents and educators of students with a vision impairment.
20/05/2019
The time is early 2008 when Philippa Manton receives an invitation to assist with the RIDBC Book Fair. Fast forward 11 years and Philippa hasn’t missed one since, a remarkable contribution as a volunteer of RIDBC. The contribution is even more significant given this is the 31st, and final, Book Fair. Of her experience she explains “To be involved in something that shares the value of books has been marvellous”.
