Trademark: BLINDNESS AUSTRALIA 1057174
Word
BLINDNESS AUSTRALIA
Device Descrption:
EYE & EYEBROW,STYL.,INCOMPLETE INDENT DISC
ID
1057174
Trademark Type
Figurative
Status
Registered: Registered/protected
Application Date
26 May 2005
Registration Date
26 May 2005
Renewal Date
26 May 2025
Service
Madderns Pty Ltd
Goods and Services:
Class 35:
Employment services being vocational guidance, preparing and assisting with job readiness programs, including job applications, resumes and interview skills, job search skills, job placement and post placement support for people who are blind or vision impaired
Employment services being vocational guidance, preparing and assisting with job readiness programs, including job applications, resumes and interview skills, job search skills, job placement and post placement support for people who are blind or vision impaired
Class 36:
Raising funds to provide services to people who are blind or vision impaired; providing referral and informnation services on topics such as pensions and concessions
Raising funds to provide services to people who are blind or vision impaired; providing referral and informnation services on topics such as pensions and concessions
Class 41:
Education services being community education relating to the improvement of community understanding and acceptance of blindness and vision impairment, raising the image of blind and vision impaired people; provision of education services to people who are blind or vision impaired, including the provision of training in adaptive technology and the latest equipment designed to assist blind and vision impaired persons; providing instruction in orientation and mobility skills; assessment and training in the use of low vision optical aids and specialist equipment; providing assessment and rehabilitation training services
Education services being community education relating to the improvement of community understanding and acceptance of blindness and vision impairment, raising the image of blind and vision impaired people; provision of education services to people who are blind or vision impaired, including the provision of training in adaptive technology and the latest equipment designed to assist blind and vision impaired persons; providing instruction in orientation and mobility skills; assessment and training in the use of low vision optical aids and specialist equipment; providing assessment and rehabilitation training services
Class 44:
Rehabilitation services for people who are blind or vision impaired; providing optometrical and opthalmic services, counselling for individuals experiencing difficulty, including trauma and stress, as a result of their vision loss; providing assistance such as advice on home modifications, home services, transport needs and other supports to people who are blind or vision impaired which helps to maintain their autonomy and remain in their chosen accommodation; provision of services to families and support groups assisting those individuals who are blind or vision impaired; assisting governments and authorities in formulating service strategies and policies for people who are blind or vision impaired; liaising with health and medical service providers, government agencies, and other service providers to fulfill the needs of clients who are blind or vision impaired; liaising with and providing specialist information to assist governments, businesses and professionals to create products, services and environments that accommodate the needs of people who are blind or vision impaired; providing access in adaptive technology and the latest equipment designed to assist blind and vision impaired persons; providing information and advisory services for people experiencing severe vision loss; providing referral, information and rehabilitation services on topics such as special equipment, support programs and eye conditions
Rehabilitation services for people who are blind or vision impaired; providing optometrical and opthalmic services, counselling for individuals experiencing difficulty, including trauma and stress, as a result of their vision loss; providing assistance such as advice on home modifications, home services, transport needs and other supports to people who are blind or vision impaired which helps to maintain their autonomy and remain in their chosen accommodation; provision of services to families and support groups assisting those individuals who are blind or vision impaired; assisting governments and authorities in formulating service strategies and policies for people who are blind or vision impaired; liaising with health and medical service providers, government agencies, and other service providers to fulfill the needs of clients who are blind or vision impaired; liaising with and providing specialist information to assist governments, businesses and professionals to create products, services and environments that accommodate the needs of people who are blind or vision impaired; providing access in adaptive technology and the latest equipment designed to assist blind and vision impaired persons; providing information and advisory services for people experiencing severe vision loss; providing referral, information and rehabilitation services on topics such as special equipment, support programs and eye conditions