Have you ever noticed Braille labelling when you're out and about? For people with low vision or blindness, Braille labelling on things like bus stops, menus, maps and signage enables them to become familiar with their environment. In this video, Guide Dogs Victoria Orientation and Mobility Instructor Kirstie talks through some examples of Braille and tactile maps that have been created for our Clients for different scenarios. Braille and tactile maps like these are designed to be read by touch,

Learn the Braille alphabet from A to Z. 🧡 | Bright Side