Christian Vision and Hearing Services is a non-profit organisation that serves people who are blind, have low vision, cannot read standard print due to a physical condition, are Deaf, hard of hearing or deafblind in the South Pacific. It is a ministry of Adventist Media, based in Wahroonga, Australia.

Christian Vision and Hearing Services (CVHS) offers a selection of faith-based accessible resources, in addition to funding the captioning and Auslan interpretation of videos and live events. It also supports churches in becoming more accessible, by providing assistive listening unit loans and subsidies.

Christian Services for the Blind and Hearing Impaired (trading under the name Christian Vision and Hearing Services) is a registered charitable organisation in Australia and offers tax deductibility for donations and bequests in Australia. It is listed by the National Library of Australia in its library services and the Australian National Council for the Blind.

The service is free for CVHS members and is funded by personal donations, gifts, and the resources of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Australia-New Zealand. The service is available to everyone and is not exclusive for church members.

Established in 1973, the earlier focus of the ministry was on serving individuals who were partially or totally blind before expanding to serve people who were hard of hearing and Deaf. Today, CVHS partners with Vision Australia, Blind Low Vision New Zealand, Christian Record Services, and the General Conference’s Adventist Possibility Ministries to meet the needs of our members. 

CVHS is a member of the Round Table organisation that works to provide better information access for people with print disabilities.