With the improvement of technology, telemedicine has emerged as a means to provide improved access for children in remote locations.

• 8 November 2023
• Vision

Specialist educators for blind and low vision students gathered in Sydney to share knowledge and research to improve education outcomes for children who are blind or have low vision.

NextSense values your opinion and we want to hear what you think about our service. We welcome feedback on how we can improve and when we are doing things well.

We help individuals, community groups, businesses and organisations that need to access printed materials in their choice of alternative format.

Good governance is essential to maintaining trust between NextSense and the communities we support, our donors and supporters, and funding authorities.

• 8 June 2022
• Vision
• Hearing

NextSense is pleased to announce that award- winning Australian headphone manufacturer Audeara has come on board as a corporate partner.

• 13 February 2025
• Hearing

By sharing the knowledge and experience we have gained in early detection and intervention for hearing loss, we have opened the doors to new opportunities and connections with neighbours like China.

We are deeply grateful for the generous support of our donors—individuals, corporates, clubs and committees, community groups, volunteers, trusts and foundations.

The Australian Childhood Vision Impairment Register is sponsored by NextSense with support from Guide Dogs, Vision Australia, low vision service providers and families of children with vision loss.

An inclusive kindergarten where all children are welcome.

• 25 June 2021
• Vision
• Hearing

We continue to make decisions in accordance with State and Federal Government advice. Our number one concern is the wellbeing and safety of our staff, clients, and the broader community.

Nurture your child's early listening and language skills in our fun, play-based app.