** With significant changes in funding, this Guide was updated in late 2017, listing funding options and assistances available for NSW residents and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

AT Australia has built a full sized one bedroom apartment, with home modifications in situ, into the Display at Blacktown. Built to the Livable Housing Design Guidelines, showcasing assistive technology devices, with high tech as well as good design.

Gaming is a recreational pursuit, a fun way to engage in a variety of skills. The alternative reality of in-game experiences are not only enjoyable, but can improve skills such as timing, decision making, planning and problem solving.

Buying used items or second-hand items can save you money but does not provide the same consumer protection rights as when buying new items. It is important to check the product’s condition before buying or accepting second-hand goods.

When modifying or building a home, it is important that it suits your current, future and changing needs. Design that caters for possible changes, such as using assistive equipment, can save time and money, ensuring the home is suitable in the long-term.

Communication is essential for everyday living. Where a person has difficulty in speaking, there are strategies to assist.

Are fasteners tricky? Do you have difficulty in dressing & undressing?

This Guide shows you how to conserve your energy through more efficient movement and reduction of unnecessary activities. By making the most of your energy, you can complete more activities.

Environmental Control Units (ECUs) are devices that assist individuals in accessing and controlling their environment. ECUs can increase quality of life and independence for people with disabilities by providing easier-control devices for individual needs

Assistive Technology (AT) is any device or system that allows an individual to perform a task that they would otherwise be unable to do, or increase the ease an dsafety th which the task can be performed. This Guide lists the factors to consider.