Articles in the annual report include: excitement around the acceptance of Helen Keller to visit Australia under the auspices of the Institution and to lay the foundation stone for the Helen Keller Hostel for Blind Women, establishment of an Occupational Therapy Department for crafts under the guide of Miss T Odillo Maher, additional of Rivis Mead to the Honour Roll, Roy Kippax has been honoured by the R.S.S. and A.I.L.A., difficulties in securing materials and stoppages due to shortages in utilities, popularity of talking book machines, recruitment for volunteer drivers to help Home Teaching department, continuing success of 2GB 'Glow Worm' radio program and the passing of former President Ernest A Scott and blinded soldier and Commercial Representative W.L. Jones.1 volume of text and imagescorporation records, royal sydney industrial blind institution, rivis mead, helen keller, roy kippax, occupational therapy, goodie reeve, ernest scott, w l jones, terry odillo maher

Articles in the annual report include: the official opening of the Helen Keller Hostel for Blind Women by the Governor General, the inauguration of a northern branch in Newcastle, improvements in the recreation area behind William Street, extension of 'diversional' (occupational) therapy department, formation of the Braille Writers of NSW, retirement of H.W. Thompson as Honorary Librarian - a position he has held for 40 years, Roy Kippax became Chief Librarian, the resignation of A.J. Harris as Superintendent, talking books were in constant demand for those not able to read embossed type, S.L. Kerry joined the Home Teaching department, the garden at the Helen Keller hostel was designed by F Walker from Woollahra Council with rare herbs donated by Charles Noake, a nursery has also been established at the hostel for blind babies and currently twins are being cared for by special staff, a pro-type scheme whereby blind children could attend kindergarten has been trialed and proven most successful, the 15 minute 'Glow Worm' session celebrated it's 11th birthday and continues to provide valuable airtime to the Institution with listeners able to donate sufficient monies to furnish a double bedroom at the hostel in a recent appeal, the workshops were in full production except during the six week coal strike however wages were continued to paid regardless of this, improvements to lighting, hot water systems, lockers and ovens were added to the workshops, and the playing area was levelled and re-grassed giving improved facilities for lunch time cricket.13 typewritten pages bound into a book of annual reportscorporation records, royal sydney industrial blind institution, helen keller hostel, cricket, roy kippax, herbert thompson, a.j. harris, f walker, charles noake, goodie reeve, braille writers association of new south wales, stuart kerry

Articles in the annual report include: the supply of building materials for a Hostel for Blind Women (courtesy of guest speaker Hon. Clive Evatt), inability to secure a holiday property has resulted in a holiday benefit fund being established to pay the costs for a blind person and their guide, the upcoming addition of an Occupational Therapist on staff, to establish an Honour Roll for outstanding services to the blind, the continuance of the 'Glow Worm' radio broadcast on 2GB, and that despite good sales, manufacturing continues to run at a loss compared to commercial factories.1 volume of text and imagescorporation records, royal sydney industrial blind institution, k l barry, j eyre, e vance

Articles in the annual report include: the expenses incurred due to increased client numbers and wages rises, the need and inability to sell the Woollahra (Helen Keller hostel) site, the success of the fledging Reference Library seen as a model for other organisations, Matron Scott (Victor Maxwell nursery) received an M.B.E., plans to develop 3 more day centres to add to the five already operating, operations undertaken in the workshop, continued demand for places at Alexis Albert and Lighthouse hostels, recognition through the renaming of 2UW Blind Appeal to the 2UW Lions Blind Appeal which has been run since 1952, blind bowlers looking forward to being on the green at Enfield, Cricket club looking forward to when tip in Mitchell St is filled in so that it can be made into a home ground, and the collaborative relationship had with other blindness related organisations.1 volume of text and imagesroyal blind society of new south wales, corporation records, john l waddy, alexis albert, mary lidbury, sandy robertson kindergarten, victor maxwell kindergarten, june gollan, max nisbett, terry kenaghan, h.f. benning, gillian bunning, hugh hay, leith myerson, william street blind women's bowling club, lawrence mccredie, edward (ted) hanlon, kerrie donovan, balmain blind bowling combination, cricket

Victorian Association of Braille Writers, 31-51 Commercial Road, South Yarra, Victoria 3141To provide information on general information on work undertaken, financial position, income and cash flow.Single volumes created annually from 1895 until 1961.Minutes of AGM, Annual Report of Directors, President's Report, financial informationcorporation records, victorian association of braille writerscorporation records, victorian association of braille writers

Articles in the annual report include: the visit by Helen Keller and Polly Thompson to Australia and laying the foundation stone for the hostel, completion of the hostel and appeal for funds to furnish it as well as purchase machinery for printing books in Braille, establishing a kindergarten and providing a recreation ground, lodgment of an application for 6 acres of land at Matraville as a recreation ground - especially cricket as the team has been hosted by Victoria and Queensland and look forward to entertaining these teams on a home ground, home teachers Roy Kippax, W A Davis and C R Rae continue to work across the state and it is hoped that a branch will be established in the Newcastle area to provide extra service to the northern district, the occupational therapy department is growing in demand however Terry Odillo Maher had to relinquish her position and Margaret Lester has taken on the role, the 'Glow Worn' sessions continue on 2GB with musicians presenting their talents for the general public to enjoy, baskets, brooms and mats continue to be made in our industrial workshops, departure of Secretary A E Stephen and addition of A F Albert to the committee.9 typewritten pages bound into a book of annual reportscorporation records, royal sydney industrial blind institution, helen keller, polly thompson, helen keller hostel, cricket, terry odillo maher, margaret lester, roy kippax, w.a. davis, c.r. rae, goodie reeve, alexis albert, a.e. stephen, 2gb

Articles in the annual report include: opening of the only nursery for blind babies and children at Victor Maxwell House, a new Braille shorthand class, the erection of an Occupational Therapy Department building, the development of a new switchboard operation course, a trial of long-term prisoners producing Braille has resulted in 83 being created, a profile on the late Jean Currie and appointment of Coral Cook in that position, awarding of an MBE to R.W. Kippax (who has occupied many positions at the Institution), thanks to A.F Toll for the free transport of Braille volumes and the Black and White Committee on another outstanding Ball, and the success of the NSW Blind Cricket Club and the young women at Helen Keller hostel forming the Amazons Blind Girls Sports Club.1 volume of text and imagescorporation records, royal sydney industrial blind institution, jean currie, black and white committee, nsw blind cricket, coral cook, victor maxwell kindergarten, cricket, braille writers association of new south wales, a.f. toll pty ltd, roy kippax, graeme dark, sandra dark, parramatta gaol

Logos produced for Vision Australia Foundation, in a variety of formats and colours.VAF logos in a variety of formatsvision australia foundation, corporation records

Logo produced for Vision Australia Foundation and RPH.RPH and VAF logo joinedvision australia foundation, corporation records, 3rph radio station

Logo produced for the Association for the Blind .Association for the Blind logocorporation records, association for the blind

Audio and print logo produced for Vision Australia. Audio version was included in 2005 time capsule.Audio and print Vision Australia logocorporation records, vision australia, time capsule

Articles in the annual report include: the building of the new library 1 volume of text and imagesroyal blind society of new south wales, corporation records

Association for the Blind, 7 Mair Street, Brighton Beach, Victoria, Australia.To provide information on general information on work undertaken, financial position, income and cash flow.Single volumes created annually from 1955 until 1998.President's Report, Finance Report, General Overview of Services.corporation records, vision australia foundationcorporation records, vision australia foundation

The annual report outlines the achievements of the year and financial position of the organisation. Other articles discuss the name change from AFB to VAF, the increasing number of clients with eye conditions and growing relationships with overseas organisations in Indonesia and the Hong Kong Society for the Blind, the lobbying to remove bicycles, skateboards and skates from footpaths, the need for a new building at Kooyong for an increasing library, the redevelopment at Elanora and need for work at Kelaston and Mirridong, introduction of new badges with number of years of service for volunteers, and profile of client Jill Lougoon.1 volume of printed pages with illustrationsvision australia foundation, corporation records, jill lougoon, peter rickards, rohan rickards, lillian waight, jean hanly, mary ramsay, margaret blow, iris campbell, sheryl flingo, reg stirling, lotte harris, olga wilson, john moule, dr alan johnston, lola cogdon, john cook, rod mcnamara, nan browne

The annual report outlines the achievements of the year and financial position of the organisation. Other articles discuss the addition of Telelink groups for Greek, Vietnamese and Macedonian clients, planning to move from Commercial Road building, Boroondara Council becomes the first to offer information in audio and Braille, expansion of radio network with stations open in Albury, Shepparton and Bendigo, Kooyong Fair raises $60,000, George Vowell, Mirridong and Kelaston receive government accreditation, and a Vision Australia centre opens in Southport QLD.1 volume of printed pages with illustrationsvision australia foundation, corporation records, emily macdonald, chris lynch, john mcleod, donna meade, anna baxter, john williams, margaret bell, helen morse, sue harrison, nellie lucas, edna barron, margaret sanders, helen coutts-green, john wicking, neil maxwell, peter darwin, margaret laughton, ken austin

The annual report outlines the achievements of the year and financial position of the organisation. Other articles discuss the agreement to merge the library division with NILS (National Information Library Service), expansion of radio network with a station in Geelong and new services in Warragul and Warrnambool, launch of new building at Kooyong, redevelopment at Mirridong to incorporate Community Services facilities, Kooyong fair raised $30,000, continuing discussion over amalgamation with RVIB and RBS, the sad disbanding of auxiliaries at Geelong and Warragul, 12 Easter Egg hunts were held in partnership with Kenman Kandy and Hungry Jacks - an increase from 5 last year, and partnering with Rye Beach Action Group to bring sand sculpting to Rye.1 volume of printed pages with illustrationsvision australia foundation, corporation records, malcolm daubney, michael lynch, graeme jones, fundraising, kooyong fair