Each year, the Custom Designed Aids Service produces over 1,000 assistive devices that allow people with disabilities to maximise their opportunities and live their lives more fully. These devices are designed to address the client's particular circumstances.
Volunteers construct assistive devices that are not 'commercially accessible' or customise 'commercially accessible' devices to suit a client.
To see the type and range of equipment that the CDA Service can make for individual people with disabilities, have a look at TADaid 2009. Our devices are used in all aspects of life, including personal care, mobility, seating and posture, daily living, work, eduction, computing and recreation.
To learn more about the Custom Designed Aids Services, please see our Frequently Asked Questions.
To request assistance, please go to the Apply for Services page for more information.
If you are a referrer and want to access our services on your client's behalf, please proceed to the Finding a Therapist section.
You may also call us on (02) 9912 3400 and choose option 2.
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