Weather-resistant AAC device protector for outside use. This design is being published under Creative Commons license CC BY 4.0

An editable profile that can be used to inform support workers about personal needs and preferences.

A hands-free kitchen bowl stabiliser made of silicon. Designed for Access Inc. - Programs which help young adults with disabilities to build skills, confidence, and foster a sense of belonging in the community.

A pedal-operated mosaic glass cutter for someone with limited dexterity in one hand.

Magnetic base to stabilise a mixing bowl for individuals who may have trouble holding a bowl steady themselves.

Adjustable makeup mirror to enable individuals with vision loss on one side of their face to apply makeup more easily.

Foldout tray which fits over a cupboard door and creates an accessible dishwashing space for people in a wheelchair who do not have a roll-under sink.

A device to aid putting on gloves. The device helps guide the glove onto the hand.

A 3-part solution supporting the independent use of an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device.

Pick up stick to allow a quadruple amputee to pick up items that may otherwise be out of reach.

Modular play pods which can be customised to individual sensory and developmental needs that allow sisters to play safely and independently.

A magnetic bracelet that greatly reduces the effects of a hand tremor while writing.

Designed to help with tasks like picking up and positioning paper for cutting with scissors.

Designed for people who need extra support during ironing. It can be helpful for individuals with limited dexterity, fatigue, or one-handed use.

A Powered Lawn Bowls Aid that allows lifting of bowls off the green with the use of only one hand/arm and without bending down.

This is a custom sewing machine extension table designed to make fabric handling easier.