Well, what the heck is that, do I need it and how do I get it? Low cost assistive technology is the stuff that you need, because of your disability, to make regular stuff work better for you, or a modified version of regular stuff. I’m talking about a moulded plastic spoon for someone who needs help holding a spoon, a bib for a schoolkid made out of school fabric, a talking alarm clock if you’re vision impaired, a visual…
Dec 30
(trigger warning) Recently, December 12th marked 77 years since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was written. It is about making ...