harness. You can call GDV Reception if you want to take part. Lil Deverell (O&M specialist) will be conducting these interviews, and they can happen face-to-face, over the phone, or via email. An interview is completely voluntary and if you go ahead, you can withdraw at any time. The subjective well-being of people who are blind or vision impaired An opportunity for you to have your say about what makes for a quality life. Student researcher: Paula Hobley Principal Researchers: Professor Beth Crisp and Assoc. Prof. Keith McVilly Are you aged between 18-34? Are you legally blind? Have you had vision loss since birth, or had your vision impairment assessed before the end of primary school? Do you feel that the personal challenges of people who are blind or vision impaired are often overlooked? I am seeking people who are blind or vision impaired to give their opinions as to what contributes to or takes away from subjective well-being. This is an online survey that is being conducted as part of the research for a PhD degree at Deakin University. If you would like to participate, please go to the on-line survey located at: If you would like more information, please contact Paula Hobley: Email: ; Telephone: 03 9244 3842 at GDV What’s happening Thursday 5th November ABI Client Day – Tuesday 17th November Electronic Aid Day in Wangaratta. Come and explore – the latest in electronic aids. A range of products will be demonstrated ranging from mobility aids to CCTV’s. Details are: Where: Wangaratta Library, Community Meeting Room, 21 Docker Street, Wangaratta. When: Tuesday 17th November at 11:00am 3:00pm – Lunch will be provided. Places are limited so contact John-Ross on 9854 4450 or to reserve your spot.
harness. You can call GDV Reception if you want to take part. Lil Deverell (O&M specialist) will be conducting these interviews, and they can happen face-to-face, over the phone, or via email. An interview is completely voluntary and if you go ahead, you can withdraw at any time. The subjective well-being of people who are blind or vision impaired An opportunity for you to have your say about what makes for a quality life. Student researcher: Paula Hobley Principal Researchers: Professor Beth Crisp and Assoc. Prof. Keith McVilly Are you aged between 18-34? Are you legally blind? Have you had vision loss since birth, or had your vision impairment assessed before the end of primary school? Do you feel that the personal challenges of people who are blind or vision impaired are often overlooked? I am seeking people who are blind or vision impaired to give their opinions as to what contributes to or takes away from subjective well-being. This is an online survey that is being conducted as part of the research for a PhD degree at Deakin University. If you would like to participate, please go to the on-line survey located at: If you would like more information, please contact Paula Hobley: Email: ; Telephone: 03 9244 3842 What’s happening at GDV Thursday 5th November – ABI Client Day Tuesday 17th November – Electronic Aid Day in Wangaratta. Come and explore the latest in electronic aids. A range of products will be demonstrated ranging from mobility aids to CCTV’s. Details are: Where: Wangaratta Library, Community Meeting Room, 21 Docker Street, Wangaratta. When: Tuesday 17th November at 11:00am – 3:00pm Lunch will be provided. Places are limited so contact John-Ross on 9854 4450 or to reserve your spot.
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