We design, make and modify equipment that is not commercially available for people with disabilities and the aged.
Children
Giving children opportunities to do as much as they can is what we like to do. If you’ve been frustrated by not being able to find the right equipment for your child we may be able to help. Read More
Freedom Wheels
Freedom Wheels bicycles give children the ability to escape the confines of their wheelchairs or the limitations of their crutches. It allows them to keep up with their siblings and to feel the wind in their face. Read More
Adults
Whether it’s through illness or accident, if you face physical challenges, the right equipment may help. TADSA specialises in modifying or making equipment that is not commercially available. Read More
Assistive Technology
Assistive technology includes simple devices such as those that assist in activating light switches, elevating household appliances or turning on a tap. More advanced technologies include modified computers or remote control systems for air conditioners, windows or doors. Read More
Ageing
As you get older you might find you’re not able to do all the things you used to be able to do. Having the right device or equipment can make all the difference. Read More
NDIS
TADSA is registered with the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). Participants of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can be confident TADSA has met requirements regarding experience and capacity to provide support equipment. Read More
Latest News
Management Role Opportunity
Current General Manager Nick Carusi is retiring in the near future and TADSA will be seeking someone to replace him in this role. Information about the position and responsibilities here.
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TADSA assisted me to get covers to put on my wheels so that I don’t put marks on the lawn-bowls greens when I play lawn bowls. In the past, they designed and built a fishing rod and reel that I could use to fish off the jetty. These were both really important solutions to problems that enabled me to enjoy recreational pursuits that I love and would not have been possible without their help.Maurice
Volunteers
TADSA is committed to helping people with disabilities or who are getting older. Without volunteers we couldn’t make this happen.
Volunteers bring their technical skills, their sheds, their ingenuity and their passion to help. Typical skill sets include metalwork, woodwork, plastics, electronics, fabrics and bicycle mechanics. There is no cost in becoming a volunteer and we cover your activities with volunteer insurance. Read More
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