AccessLife

Tool Guide

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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Tools

6 tools found

  • Intellectual Disability

    Visual step-by-step instruction cards

    Visual task cards with pictures and short text showing task steps, supporting routines and reducing reliance on verbal prompts.

    • Hardware
    • Problem-solving and reasoning limitations
  • Intellectual Disability

    Simplified mobile phones

    Phones designed for ease: fewer menus, large icons, loud speakers, and emergency buttons. Helpful for people who get overwhelmed by standard smartphones or have cognitive/learning difficulties.

    • Hardware
    • Problem-solving and reasoning limitations
  • Intellectual Disability

    Smart home safety devices

    Smart home safety sensors and alerts that detect risks, send reminders, and notify caregivers to support independent living.

    • Hardware
    • Problem-solving and reasoning limitations
  • Intellectual Disability

    Safety apps (emergency contacts, SOS)

    Mobile apps that quickly contact trusted people or emergency services and can share location. Useful for users who may get lost, overwhelmed, or unsafe in the…

    • Software
    • Problem-solving and reasoning limitations
  • Intellectual Disability

    Gamified reasoning/logic training apps

    Games designed to practice attention, working memory, planning, sequencing, and problem-solving.

    • Software
    • Problem-solving and reasoning limitations
  • Intellectual Disability

    Simplified learning platforms (adaptive difficulty levels)

    Learning systems that adjust content difficulty based on performance and present lessons in accessible formats. Useful for cognitive/learning disabilities, literacy/numeracy support, and vocational skills.

    • Software
    • Problem-solving and reasoning limitations