Mobility and seating equipment, specialising in scripted power and manual wheelchairs.

Independent Living Specialists - Adelaide

The ATC displays and demonstrates the latest adaptive technology available in Australia. This equipment includes computers with adaptive software (magnification and speech), Braille equipment and electronic magnification (desktop and portable) We also provides assessment, advice and training in the use of this equipment and a short term and long term loan pool of some devices for home trial. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Any client of the RSB is able to access all services provided by the ATC. Other persons are welcome to come in and look at the equipment and discuss with ATC staff any queries. No referral required. Appointments are not necessary however they are recommended.: WaitingListDetails The ATC also works with the RSB's Employment Services to assist persons in or seeking employment with adaptive technology ad provides advice to organisations on adaptive technology

Royal Society For The Blind Of SA Inc - Adaptive Technology Centre

The RSB is a not-for-profit organisation providing services to South Australians who have a severe vision impairment. These services are delivered by a professional, committed and highly qualified team supported by volunteers, drawn from all age groups and walks of life. The RSB has eight offices throughout South Australia, including our Head office and Knapman House in the city, three metropolitan and three regional outlets. The RSB Guide Dog Service and RSB's factory are located at Gilles Plains.

Braille is a specialized system for writing and reading used by vision-impaired and totally blind people. The entire system is based on the domino-six shaped cell. Braille training is provided in our Adaptive Technology Centre at and also at the RSB's Smithfield and Noarlunga offices. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures For more information contact our Adaptive Technology Centre. Lessons are usually held weekly for approximately 1 hour and the length of time to complete a full Braille Course is between 9 and 12 months.: WaitingListDetails Our Braille Trainer is using the Unified English Braille Code as the basis for the lessons which is now the standard Braille Code used in Australia.

Royal Society For The Blind Of SA Inc - Braille Training

Independent Living Training uses adaptive aids and techniques to teach blind or vision impaired people manage everyday activities, maintain their independence and quality of life. Specialists assess the needs and teach clients to use aids and techniques to overcome their vision loss. With this assistance, everyday activities can be maintained, such as meal preparation, house cleaning, washing and ironing, personal grooming, gardening, and handling money. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Independent Living Training is available to all RSB clients. To be eligible to become an RSB client, a person must be diagnosed by an eye care professional as being legally blind, or likely to become legally blind. People can self-refer for this service, or can be referred by a friend or family member, Doctor, or other health professional, by phoning the Referrals Officer or toll-free for Country callers during business hours.

Royal Society For The Blind Of SA Inc - Independent Living Training

Training is provided in the person's own environment, and programs are individually designed to meet each person's needs. Services include orientation to the person's home or workplace environment, new travel routes in order to maintain independence or maintain exercise levels, sighted guide techniques to improve confidence when travelling with another person, low vision training to improve the use of the person's remaining vision. See our website links for further information available: EntryProcedures The Orientation and Mobility Service is available to all RSB clients. To be eligible to become an RSB client, a person must be diagnosed by an eye care professional as being legally blind, or likely to become legally blind. People can self-refer for this service, or can be referred by a friend or family member, Doctor, or other health professional, by phoning the Referrals Officer or toll-free for Country callers during business hours.

Royal Society For The Blind Of SA Inc - Mobility Services

The RSB arranges for a number of South Australian local newspapers to be recorded onto audio-cassette tape on a weekly basis. These are mailed free of charge to RSB clients. The RSB also provides free access to the Advertiser newspaper, as well as a range of other newspapers and magazines, through its Book in The Sky (BiTS) digital talking book library. See our website links for further information available: EntryProcedures The Talking Newspaper Service is available to all RSB clients. To be eligible to become an RSB client, a person must be diagnosed by an eye care professional as being legally blind, or likely to become legally blind. People can self-refer for this service, or can be referred by a friend or family member, Doctor, or other health professional, by phoning the Referrals Officer or toll-free for Country callers during business hours.

Royal Society For The Blind Of SA Inc - Talking Newspaper Service

Jewish Community Services (CHSP Funded)

Filoxenia Seniors Group

Hutt Street Centre is a frontline agency for homeless and vulnerable adults in Adelaide city, accessed by people who sleep in our adjacent parklands, squat in nearby buildings, and reside in cheap hotels, boarding houses, community housing and public housing. As well as counselling, advocacy and health services, the Hutt Street Centre plays a vital role in providing a much-needed social support structure. Appointment required for outside of operating hours.

HUTT STREET CENTRE

Housing and community support, lifestyle and health support, homelessness, vulnerable adults

Hutt St Centre

Provides information on Goods, Equipment and Assistive Technology to all community members including clients, their family, carers and health professionals. 

Please make an appointment for an individual consultation in the showroom or contact staff for information by phone. 

Fee may apply for report and long consultations.

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