Ophthalmologists, optometrists and orthoptists are invited to attend the official launch of SeeWay, an initiative of Guide Dogs NSW/ACT, designed to support people with low vision/permanent changes in their vision.
SeeWay is Australia’s first comprehensive service for people with moderate low vision. By providing essential resources, guidance and psychological support beyond the consultation room, it helps individuals with low vision maintain independence and quality of life as their vision changes. This is a group that often falls through the gaps, as they may not qualify for traditional funding and services.
Learn how SeeWay can complement the care you provide to patients at the SeeWay launch on Thursday 14 May, 2025
Complementing Your Care
Learn how SeeWay can complement the care you provide to patients at the SeeWay launch on Thursday 14 May, 2025.
During the evening you will hear from Professor Sharon Oberstein University of New South Wales Nexus Fellow Optometrist, low Vision; ophthalmologist Dr Samuel Dance; and people living with low vision. SeeWay will describe how its new service can complement your role as an eye health professional and will demonstrate the digital companion, an interactive resource specifically developed for its members.
When: Ace Hotel Sydney
47-53 Wentworth Avenue
Sydney NSW 2000
From 6.30pm – 8.45pm
