AccessLife
Explore assistive devices and apps by disability and need. Use the filters to find tools that can support daily life, learning, communication and independence.
Developed by the AccessLife Team and the UNESCWA Disability Rights Team. We extend our gratitude to our core partner AGFUND.
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Intellectual Disability
Boards displaying pictures or symbols that users point to in order to communicate. Commonly used in early communication, autism support, or low-tech AAC settings.
Intellectual Disability
Boards that display daily routines or tasks using pictures, symbols, or text. They support predictability, independence, and time awareness.
Intellectual Disability
Timers that show the passage of time visually (e.g., disappearing color). Useful for improving time awareness, transitions, and task completion.
Intellectual Disability
Keyboards with keys grouped or highlighted by color to improve visual recognition and reduce typing errors. Helpful for users with learning disabilities or visual processing challenges.
Intellectual Disability
Mobile phones with oversized buttons, simple menus, and loud audio. Designed for users with limited dexterity, vision impairments, or cognitive challenges.
Intellectual Disability
Apps that allow observation and recording of behaviors over time. Used to monitor progress, identify patterns, and support interventions.
Intellectual Disability
Custom interfaces that reduce clutter and limit access to essential apps. Helpful for users overwhelmed by standard device layouts.
