Senses Australia provides almost 200,000 hours of direct service to over 1,000 people with disability plus their families and carers – including a specialist service […]
Age related dual sensory loss or deafblindness is an isolating disability for our growing ageing population. Senses Australia will undertake an Australia wide project called […]
Busselton resident Kevin, who has been profoundly deaf since childhood, is now able to participate in and connect with his community thanks to the support […]
On Saturday, 29 November 2014 Senses Australia clients, their families and support staff will take to Burswood Foreshore to walk 6.5 kilometres as part of […]
Fifty people from across Australia and New Zealand will congregate in Perth this weekend to attend the Western Australian Camp for people who are deafblind. […]
Four year old Tyler, who resides in Noranda, is now able to communicate with family and friends thanks to the support he and his family […]
Senses Australia, a leading disability services provider, is now providing speech pathology to help support the Lower South West community. Jane Hunt, a Busselton resident […]
Senses Australia, a leading disability services provider, has received funding from Lotterywest to plan and design a service hub in the northern suburbs and redevelop […]
Senses Australia, a leading disability services provider, now has premises in Busselton to provide services and support people with disabilities in the Lower South West […]
Despite having Usher Syndrome, Bentley resident Wilma has not let this stand in her way of learning to play the piano as well as follow […]
An avid violin player, 85 year old Patrick, lost his hearing when he was just 10 years old and developed Glaucoma later in life, but […]
Despite having Usher Syndrome, Halls Head resident, Sharyn continues to live the life she chooses, by working for the Department of Premier and Cabinet and […]
