Living well with changing vision

SeeWay is a free national service designed to complement the care from your eye care professional or doctor. It provides practical lifestyle guidance, personalised digital skills support, access to professional counselling, and clear, trusted information, helping you navigate everyday life to live well with vision loss.

Any Australian who lives with low vision or some vision loss can benefit from SeeWay. There is no visual acuity requirement, because everybody’s experience of vision loss is different. If vision changes are affecting your daily life in any way, big or small, support is available and deserved.

SeeWay is also free for loved ones and carers of those adjusting to low vision.

Yes, SeeWay is free. It’s available at no cost to any Australian living with some vision loss, as well as their loved ones.

That includes our free services: a trusted place for information, online skills training, and access to mental wellbeing support.

To access no-gap counselling, you’ll need a GP Mental Health Care Plan. If you’re not sure how to get one, our team can guide you through the process.

SeeWay is committed to protecting your privacy. When you interact with us, you are trusting us with your personal information. We take this responsibility seriously.

For more information about how SeeWay protects your personal information, read our Privacy Policy.

SeeWay has been designed with accessibility as a priority, including features to support people with low vision, and make navigation user friendly. SeeWay website users can adjust accessibility settings on the lefthand menu to make text larger, change contrast or turn on dark mode. SeeWay articles include a ‘listen’ button and are also compatible with screen reader technology.