A battery powered communication device providing 32 message / multiple level communications. It features easy to change overlays and is lightweight and portable.

This battery operated device allows carers to locate and track the whereabouts of a person in real time via their mobile phone. The tracker is rechargeable and compact so it can fit inside a pocket, handbag, luggage, vehicle, etc. A microphone and speaker in the tracker also allows you to dial in to listen to sounds around the tracker, and one of two phones can be called from the tracker for two way communication. An SOS button sends help information to up to three pre-set phone numbers.

A portable, compact, pocket sized magnifier with LED light. Swinging open the lens will activate the light. Can be used to read menus, medication and food labels, as well as receipts or price tags. Requires x2 CR2016 batteries (included).

The SOS Emergency Pendant is a 3G/4G falls alert device with a Smartphone look display to read the time, battery life and data signal. When the SOS is deployed, up to three contacts can be contacted. The pendant first sends a text message with a Google Map location, then follows with phone call which is hand free.

An A4 size acrylic magnifier with a stand. It is suitable for reading large areas such as a newspaper.

Plastic writing guide to help keep writing on a page straight and neat. Frame fits a standard sheet of A4 paper and the 13 apertures correspond to ordinary line spacing. Useful as a visual and tactile guide.

AAC Evaluation Genie app is an informal diagnostic tool that is intended to assist speech-language pathologists and others with identifying skill areas that relate specifically to the language representation methods commonly found on augmentative communication systems. The purpose of AAC Evaluation Genie is not to identify a particular speech generating device, but rather build a framework for selecting an appropriate augmentative communication device for ongoing evaluation and / or device trial. There are 13 subtests that can be administered with screening options available for each subtest.

Aacorn is a symbol based AAC app which is specifically designed for children. It uses digitised (recorded) real children's voices. Aacorn uses a word prediction tree which presents five logical options of possible 'next' words to help the child formulate his/her message. The child may add his/her own word from the 'category' section if nothing has been predicted or if the predicted words are not suitable. Apple platform is required.