Assistive technology

Helps people stay connected with family, friends, and daily activities through devices such as phones, tablets, smart speakers and digital photo frames.

Accessible technologies can support people with sensory impairments, while companion devices, including robotic pets, can reduce loneliness and promote emotional wellbeing.

Designed to support people in remembering medication, appointments, daily routines and important tasks.

These include medication dispensers, reminder clocks, electronic prompts and recorded message devices, helping to promote independence, reduce anxiety and provide reassurance, especially for those with memory loss or cognitive difficulties.

Supports people with hearing loss to stay safe, connected and independent.

Devices such as flashing doorbells, vibrating pagers, alarm clocks, TV listeners, personal listening devices and loop systems provide visual, audible or vibrating alerts to improve awareness and communication at home.