https://www.assistireland.ie/eng/Information/Information_Sheets/Suppliers_of_ramps.html What are wheelchair ramps? Wheelchair ramps come in a wide range of sizes and styles that offer different functionality. The main goal of a ramp is to allow wheelchairs, scooters, and people using crutches, walkers or canes to access buildings with a change in level. They also help with
h Stairlifts are powered lifts mounted on wall or stair-fixed tracks which follow the line of the stairs. Most stairways can be fitted with a lift. They can be installed on straight stairs, stairs with a turn, along curved walls, and on unusually shaped or narrow stairways. Straight-tracked stairlifts are
h Once it has become difficult or impossible for someone to get up and down the stairs, there are a number of options you could consider: living downstairs, moving to a bungalow or ground floor flat, or installing a domestic lift. The first option may not be practical because although
The aim of this Information Sheet is to provide information on the types of grab rails available to help with specific difficulties, and details about their useful features and positioning. Although primarily used in the bathroom and toilet, grab rails can be positioned anywhere in and around the home to
h The aim of this Information Sheet is to provide information on eating and drinking difficulties, and give details of some of the more popular items of equipment that may provide solutions. Where to get help and advice Before making any decisions about buying equipment, or making alterations to your
= This document provides the details of some suppliers that have a range of dementia care products to assist and support someone living with dementia. There is a huge range of products available today such as home safety devices, or games and activities, memory and orientation aids. There is also
Smartphones and tablet PCs have revolutionised mobile technology and the way we communicate today. They have also transformed the Assistive Technology (AT) market for people with disabilities. These mainstream devices provide people with mini-computers they can use ‘on the go’ and they are much more affordable than many dedicated AT
If you spend many hours in a sitting position it is vital you have a chair that is tailored to meet your individual needs especially if you wish to maintain comfort and independence. Your size, degree of mobility and any existing pain are examples of some of the factors which
h This document provides details of some of the requirements and schemes available to drivers and passengers with a disability. The Disabled Drivers Association of Ireland (DDAI) and the Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA) have very useful information available on their websites covering a wide range of motoring topics and issues, from driving lessons and
h The aim of this information sheet is to provide basic information on a range of communication products available that are designed to make life easier for people with disabilities and older people. It gives details about the main features to consider and it compares alternative equipment solutions. Equipment for
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