Assistive Devices
The right equipment can support safety, comfort, communication and participation.
Examples Of Assistive Devices
- Walkers and walking aids
- Wheelchairs
- Specialised seating and positioning systems
- Orthoses
- Standing equipment
- Communication boards, devices or apps
- Adapted daily-living tools
Choose Equipment Carefully
Assistive devices can help individuals live more active and independent lives.
Before choosing equipment, consult appropriate specialists about fit, safety, training and long-term use.
Every child is different.
Information on this website is provided for awareness and education. It should not replace advice, diagnosis or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional.
If you have concerns about your child's development, movement, feeding, communication, vision, hearing or learning, please consult an appropriate healthcare or rehabilitation professional.

