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When most people think about making their homes more accessible they tend to focus mainly on indoor spaces. Even though this is certainly the area where modifications are needed most, it doesn’t mean that you should leave out the garden or backyard, especially since we all love enjoying the outdoors.  If you, a loved one

Creating a more accessible household doesn’t have to involve big structural changes. In fact, there are several DIY ways and tips that can help you make your home more accessible without breaking the bank. Here we highlight a few of them.  Accessibility That Stays On Budget Make your home entrance wider and install ramps or

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labour Statistics the employment-population ratio for people with disabilities reached 19.1 percent in 2018, and while the numbers keep growing as time goes by, there’s still a lot improvement needed when it comes to making the workplace an accessible space.  Considering that there are around 40 million people living

The bathroom can be one of the most difficult and dangerous places to move around in when faced with limited mobility in your home. However, there are a few ways in which you can make your bathroom more accessible and provide a safer, more independent experience for you or your loved ones.   Install Rails And

Having a disability can make parenting a little more challenging, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. Thanks to these top baby products for disabled moms, the joy of parenting can be easily achievable by everyone. Although many adapted products for parents with disabilities are specially made, there is a wide variety of items you can

Due to age and different conditions, seniors start to lose their mobility abilities. However, just because moving around isn’t as easy as it used to be doesn’t mean it’s impossible. In this stage, hobbies and enjoyable activities are even more important to maintain positive mental health, memory and cognitive skills in check. If you or

According to the U.S. Census, an estimated one in five people in the country live with disabilities today. While the challenges for them are many, the market is noticing the need for adaptive fashion, providing clothes that are easy to get in and out of and adjustable to their various needs without sacrificing comfort and

Travelling is an enriching experience that should be enjoyed by all regardless of their abilities. While travelling with limited mobility can seem challenging, nothing is impossible and in most cases not even as hard as it seems, especially if you have this compilation of top practical tips for travelers with limited mobility at hand. #1

Most houses are not built with accessibility in mind, so for people with disabilities to enjoy a safe and independent living inside their own home requires adaptations to be made. As the Internet of Things evolves, so do smart home technologies, and what started as a simple convenience for non-disabled people has become a life-changing

Driving with limited mobility can require a few adaptations, but that doesn’t mean it is impossible or too hard. With a little education and the many different driving aids that are currently on the market, people with mobility issues have it easier than ever when it comes to adjusting their cars in a way that