Useful Resources

Assistive technologies (AT) have presented significant equalizing opportunities for many to access opportunities and meaningfully participate in society.

Enhancing the impact of AT in enabling participation requires an individualized and holistic understanding of the value and meaning of AT for the individual in their unique context. Here you will find a suite of recent articles and research supporting the use of customised assistive technology in enabling people to lead healthy, productive, independent and dignified lives.

A Profile of Custom Assistive Technology Users

An investigation of inclusive sport and recreation in the My Active Life Program

Deakin University Research Report on My Active Life Program

Impact of customised bicycles on people's participation in sport and recreation

Perspectives of Community Sport & Recreation Providers on Delivering Inclusive Services

Pass it to Me

An Inclusion Toolkit

Deidentified Example Support Letter