One-handed solution for meal preparation. Helps people with disabilities or limited function prepare meals safely and independently.

I seriously love a good DIY classroom project, especially if it saves me money and meets the individual needs of my students. Assistive tech (or AT) is a very general term and can include a variety of equipment, software, etc. that improves the functional and academic abilities of students with disabilities. AT can cost a lot of money in special education classrooms, and let's be real... we don't have a lot of money! It can also be particularly hard to purchase AT for students with multiple…

Horizontal Stylus made from 4" PVC (1" diameter) with 1/4" hole, 2 sided Velcro and pencil or capacitive touchscreen stylus.

Assistive Pan Holder for One Hand Use for Disabled for Under $2.: Many people might have either a broken arm or even a missing one. This $2 assistive pan holder can help people who are disable and love to cook. Now idea came to me when my step mother broke her arm and had to be in a cast for a very long time. One …

Independent Living Aids are gadgets that enable individuals with limited mobility and dexterity to live self-sufficiently. These devices make household appliances and furniture more accessible and easier to control/operate.

The key turner is a useful tool for people with arthritis or missing digits to operate their keys. Users loop their finger through the hole and twist

Hi everyone. Today's project is very easy, but may not be for everyone. It's a cell phone handle. Why? Well, it's easier to hold, it puts a little resistance on the back of my hand so I can freely use the phone with one hand without the fear of dropping it and I can use the Pinterest app while on the treadmill. Lol I'll explain that later!! The only thing you'll need is a piece of ribbon and your cell phone case. The only thing I CAUTION is make sure your cell phone case snaps in and is…