Assistive or Adaptive Technology (AT) commonly refers to products, devices or equipment that assist people with disabilities with the performance of daily living tasks, communication, education, work, and recreation.
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- Remap Leeds and Bradford Panel Volunteers design and supply specialised equipment for essential daily needs and recreational activities. Examples, products, news and funding.
- Smart Thinking Information about adaptive technology including assistive technology and smart homes to help disabled and older people living at home.
- AbilityNet National charity providing expertise on computing and disability. Need assessment, technical expertise, advice and support plus adapted computer equipment for people with a range of disabilities.
- British Computer Association of the Blind Self-help group of visually impaired computer professionals and users. Training, newsletter, courses and a CD called Guide Cats for the Blind.
- Wheelchair Information Guide Independent guide including product specifications from individual who works for an officially recognised wheelchair repairer.
- Communication Matters National voluntary organisation of members concerned with augmentative and alternative communications. Articles, journals and symposia.
- Remap A network of volunteer engineers and craftsmen who make free one off aids for disabled people. Case histories, donations, resources and yearbook.
- Demand Encourages the design and manufacture of equipment for disabled people and provides specially designed equipment.
- SoundLinks Specialists in audio and speech access offering training and consultancy in how to work effectively with a range of adaptive and mainstream technology.
- Aidis Trust Provides specialised computer equipment to people with disabilities to aid their communication. Includes services offered and links.
- ACE Centre Assessment, advice and training in the use of technology for young people with physical and communication difficulties. Information on assessments, software, training and publications.
- Active Minds Designs and provides dementia activities and games as well as other dementia products such as reminiscence activity aids, jigsaws, art activities and exercise related products.
- MERU A registered charity which makes bespoke equipment for disabled children, including computer interface equipment.