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Exploring shouldn't be limited by mobility! 🌍✨ Discover a list of fun, inclusive activities to enjoy with someone in a wheelchair. Together, let's make every moment count! 🌟💙 #InclusiveFun #WheelchairAdventures #SharedMoments
Home accessibility is the key to a happy space for those with disabilities or aging in place. Learn 11 modifications to make your home a wheelchair-friendly place.
And so, I’ve been thinking of a P.S. to add to yesterday’s post. I know I’m not the only person out there who deals with access issues. Here are some things I’ve actually said to people who own businesses that are kindasortamaybe or completely inaccessible. Try these next time you’re out: Could you please remove the bucket/sandwich-board/freaky-looking naked mannequin. It’s a toilet, not a bin. No, dude. I just use it for the parking. Thank you for putting us to the absolute back of your…
✔ Rubicon DX044 Super Lightweight Folding Electric Wheelchair has been nominated The World’s Lightest Foldable Power Wheelchair. Weighing only 30 Pounds. Portable Lightweight Folding Electric Wheelchair is designed to provide a versatile and convenient wheelchair ideal for comfortable mobility support through all areas of life indoors, outdoors, and on the go. ✔ 1 second folding, fast folding, can be easily placed in the trunk of various vehicles, can be dragged like a suitcase in the folded…
The snazzy-looking Skyline Lab kitchen is designed specifically for the wheelchair-bound, providing a high level of functionality without sacrificing style. Produced by Italian manufacturer Snaidero, the kitchen features tons of thoughtful design touches that place everything within reach for the chef who cannot stand, tiptoe, or crouch to dig through...
Many aspects of making your home wheelchair-friendly are obvious. Some are less clear. Discover ways to remove barriers to a handicap accessible home.
This is a retirement tiny house that's in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia built by Tiny Footprint. It's called the FerneLea. The house offers a 23.5' by 8' living area and a 23.5' by 10.5' veranda area
Mark Lane, the UK's first garden designer in a wheelchair and presenter on BBC Gardeners' World, with his top tips for a safe, secure and beautiful garden.
