The Guide Dog Association Of S.A. & N.T.
Audiologist in Adelaide

We donate a range of programs to people who have a vision impairment including mobility and autonomous living skills programs. Our Children’s Services program offers a expansive range of free services for children and teenagers who are blind or have a vision impairment. If you require promote to maintain your independence due to a sensory loss, we can assist by providing a holistic case management service. Hearing Services provide assistance and encourage to any mature who has a hearing impairment or who has both a vision and hearing loss. We can yield promote and individually tailored programs to assist you maintain independent living and mobility. We provide Guide Dogs free of charge to people who are blind or vision impaired, allowing them to travel independently and safely. Guide Dogs are a sound and effective way for people who are blind or vision used to travel independently. Even though it costs in additional of 30,00 to train a Guide Dog, this invaluable companion is eternal provided release to individuals with vision impairment. Anyone who is blind or vision old can apply for a Guide Dog, with applications assessed by an internationally competent Guide Dog Mobility Instructor. With the urge of an Instructor, who will produce ongoing training and advice throughout the usual eight year active life of each Guide Dog, clients will progressively thrive the skills and confidence they need to work successfully with their companion. Guide Dogs is committed to promoting equal access for people living in South Australia and the Northern Territory with disabilities, including those who are blind, vision impaired, deaf, hearing old and deaf blind. Guide Dogs has successfully advocated for improvements to access in public places including: Education and Promote Service education, training and support for community organizations, family, carers and allied health concern professionals regarding vision impairment and the impact on the individual. NT Service provide training and assistance to people with vision loss wherever they live in the NT or in regional areas. We can also educate family members and other interested people about hearing loss, the effects, and services available in the community, and at Guide Dogs. Hearing Services bear oneonone hearing advisory sessions to discuss individual needs and the options available. Sessions can be tailored to people with more complex needs, for example, someone with both a hearing and vision loss. Hearing Services is committed to providing regular, quality services to people in regional areas. The Sensory Services team is a South Australian intricate case management team, comprised of tertiary competent professionals with experience in the disability sector, who urge people with a vision or hearing loss, as well as complicated issues which place them at risk. The team provides home visits or meetings at skillful locations supports people by monitoring their well being and impacts of their daily life and offers assistance to their families and urge networks. The Sensory Services team also labor alongside other key contributors who are helping people establish community and urge networks, with the aim of achieving and maintaining their independence. While participation is voluntary, the Sensory Services team creates individual plans of encourage and goals with clients, to labor towards agreed objectives. Assistance with accessing community services. Sensory Services also produce information and education to health professionals, community groups, organizations and schools.