Assistive Technology for Independent Living

Adaptive medical equipment is any assistive tool, device or machine.

Adaptive vehicles are vehicles that have been modified to meet the need of individuals living with disabilities.

Resources for those who are living with visual impairments and blindness.

Resources for those who are living with hearing impairments and deafness.

Home modifications help people with physical limitations live independently by adapting their living spaces.

Independent Living Assessment/Training evaluates a person's ability to live independently and teaches people how to perform activities of daily living.

Location tracking is a safety service that can provide the location of people or items.

A Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) is an electronic device that allows people to call for help in an emergency by pressing a button.

Service animals perform tasks that are directly related to a person's disability.

A sign language interpreter translates spoken language into sign language or sign language into spoken language.

Support for those moving from children's support services to adult services.