Disability Horizons Shop Disability Living Aids and Accessories
FreshWipes are a fantastic shower alternative for those with disabilities, helping you to maintain your hygiene easily and safely.
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Take a look at our top recommended disability aids for children. These products can give your child more independence and support.
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Tru Grip is a door handle extension set that helps people with disabilities and joint pain to open doors with ease.
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Daily life always comes with a few annoyances, no matter what your situation. But when you’re disabled, it can throw up additional challenges, especially when you don’t have things set up the right way for you. Our editor Lucy, who has cerebral palsy, details 10 ways she’s found to make her life that little bit
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Available on the Disability Horizons Shop are dignified, comfortable, machine washable clothing protectors for disabled children and adults.
Tying shoelaces can be incredibly hard for people with disabilities, especially those with poor motor skills and dexterity issues. Today Zec Richardson, a blogger and reviewer at Satonmybutt, is reviewing the Greeper Sports shoelaces and talks about how they can give disabled people more independence. To purchase Greeper Sports shoelaces head to the Disability Horizons Shop For many
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For some disabled people, winter can be the most difficult time of year due to the bitterly cold weather. It can be hard to keep warm because of mobility issues, whether you’re inside or out, and the cold can have a negative effect on your breathing and muscles. In this article, our editor Stephanie, who
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Nike has launched the GO FlyEase, accessible hands-free shoes that are easy to put on and take off by simply slipping your foot in without bending down to do up laces, zips or straps. The innovative design was inspired by Matthew Walzer, who wrote a letter at aged 16 to Nike asking for an accessible
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Zec Richardson, a blogger and reviewer at Satonmybutt, is taking a closer look at some of our products. Today, as part of our in-house team, he is looking at the Buttons 2 Button adaptive no-sew magnetic buttons. Trying to button up a shirt or blouse when you have arthritis, dexterity issues or physical disability can
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Sam Renke, a disability rights activist, has released new handbag designs for people with disabilities. Take a look at our Samantha Bag range.
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The Peta Easi-Grip nail care set will help if you struggle to trim your nails and would make a great gift for someone.
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Lucy, a mother and business owner living in Northumberland, talks about how her daughter Hester, who had Aicardi Syndrome, inspired her to start her business, Seenin, designing adaptive clothes and accessories for disabled children and adults. It was born when Lucy’s bib design became popular at Hester’s school and she soon realised she had found
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