Our client Cheralyn wanted her two old-style outdoor keypads replaced. Bruce was our tech ‘key’ who took up this job and made her a trouble-free and sustainable solution. The first old keypad was completely replaced with a durable PVC backing…
For Trevor, the task of holding a fishing hook for baiting one-handed was not as simple as it seemed. He was beyond delighted when TADSA Tech Maestro, Mike devised an over centre clamping mechanism to easily attach a short pole…
It’s not called a racket sport for nothing. Through our recreation inspired ‘My Active Life’ project, we have formed an enthusiastic ‘All Abilities’ group of Badminton players in Mount Gambier, who are thrilled to be part of weekly coached sessions. …
Absolutely Positively Assistive Technology EOFY Tax Appeal The use of assistive technology can make being unable to access community, education and learning a thing of the past. It can open doors and remove countless barriers. Please help us to give…
For the second time around, Project MAL of TADSA joyfully empowered this lovely community in Berri through a 4-week dance program. Natalie from Rosie Clark Dance Academy did a fantastic job guiding our toe-tapper enthusiasts from all walks of life,…
Abby’s parents were delighted when TADSA Techie John did this simple modification to her special ‘transfer table’ with durable timber, tubes and special casters. Abby has a lot of physical limitations. This table can be used as a special needs…
Billy wanted his trike modified in numerous ways. His main requirement was the stability of his seat, preventing him from creeping down when he sits on it or when riding on rough terrain. He then wanted a dual brake system…
Our client Mark wanted a good lift to his front-loader washing machine so that he can get the clothes in and out from his wheelchair. Alan from TADSA made this simple solution but with special vibration pads on the base. …
Project My Active Life (MAL) of TADSA in partnership with Royal Life Saving (RLS) SA recently initiated a ‘water safety’ and ‘learn to swim’ program for children and youngsters living with autism and other physical challenges. It was a life-changing…
We all feel happier and healthier when we have goals to work towards and this doesn’t change with age. Woodworking is one great recreational activity that people with age related limitations can take up easily, is rewarding, and also counts…
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