Deafblind West Australians has created an opportunity for people who are deafblind to “connect” at our DBWA Connect Drop In Centre. The DBWA Connect Drop In centre is where people who are deafblind can help each other. Ceramics with Tate, Grace, and the Valued Lives team Afternoon tea will be provided Auslan interpreter will be...
To celebrate National Week of Deaf People, Scitech is making Tuesday 30th September accessible for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing Community. For more information CLICK HERE Too book a CommGuide CLICK HERE
When: Sunday, 5th October 2025 at 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Where: Lake Monger Recreation Club (LMRC), 144 Gregory Street, Wembley, WA Program • Short Training Workshop • Annual General Meeting (AGM) • Ballroom Fit session Catering • Lunch and afternoon tea will be provided. Accessibility • Auslan interpreters will be onsite. More Info For...
Deafblind West Australians has created an opportunity for people who are deafblind to “connect” at our DBWA Connect Drop In Centre. The DBWA Connect Drop In centre is where people who are deafblind can help each other. Disability Discrimination Act 1992 Review & Self Advocacy Workshop with Rita Kleinfeld-Fowell Afternoon tea will be provided Auslan...
The Gala Extravaganza is a must see event of the festival, featuring a line-up of hilarious comedians doing their very best material such as Luke Joseph Ryan, Chris Pucillo, Gill Cordiner, David Hughes, Xavier Michelides and more. The Gala’s sell out every year, so get in early to avoid missing out! (FEATURES AN AUSLAN INTERPRETER)...
Deafblind West Australians invite you to join us on Sunday 19 October at Tomato Lake Reserve for our Annual White Cane Day Sponsored Walk to raise funds for our peer support group and to celebrate International White Cane Day 2025. WHAT IS A SPONSORED WALK ? A sponsored walk is a fundraising event where many...
Deafblind West Australians has created an opportunity for people who are deafblind to “connect” at our DBWA Connect Drop In Centre. The DBWA Connect Drop In centre is where people who are deafblind can help each other. Diabetes Care with Lauren Cusack (Perth Diabetes Care Health Hub) Afternoon tea will be provided Auslan interpreter will...
As part of the "Stronger Together" Mental Health Project, this workshop will explore grief and loss across the lifespan through a deafblind lens, with a focus on the Deafblind, Deaf, and Blind/Low Vision communities. PRESENTERS: Dr Annmaree Watharow As a Deafblind person with lived experience of Usher Syndrome, Annmaree is an author with qualifications in...
Deafblind West Australians has created an opportunity for people who are deafblind to “connect” at our DBWA Connect Drop In Centre. The DBWA Connect Drop In centre is where people who are deafblind can help each other. Auslan and Haptics Afternoon tea will be provided Auslan interpreter will be at onsite Please book your comm...
When: Friday 7 November 2025 at 11:00AM to 4:30PM Where: Lake Monger Recreational Club - Wembley BYO Lunch or order at the bar RSVP by 24th October 2025 (deafcraftclass@gmail.com) Mosaic Kit Heart bird tray or photo frame - $14 each Painting Kit Wood round mirror or vinyl record - $9 each CLICK HERE to book a...
Tailored musical experiences for the disability sector Our Connect program provides accessible intimate chamber concerts and open rehearsals for adults registered with disability support organisations tailored to individuals who are unable to attend a full symphony orchestra concert due to accessibility requirements. With musicians joining guests for morning tea and a chat after the concert,...
Date: 14 November at 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM Location: Naval Store -141 Queen Victoria St, Fremantle Duration: 60 minutes, looped Event Information: This event is held indoors and undercover. The performance can be entered at any time during opening hours. Step into an unfurling cosmos of sound, movement and poetry in Microfictions — a...
