Home and travel
Have the freedom to go on an adventure or spend time at home. Know what to expect when traveling with paralysis or modifying your home following an injury.
>Cars and driving
Driving is quite possible for many people living with paralysis even those with very limited hand and arm function.
>Home modification
The world isn't flat. The concept of universal design goes beyond ramps, retrofits and curb cuts.
>Traveling with your wheelchair
We asked four wheelchair travelers to share their real-world experiences and provide tips for your next adventure.
>Top travel tips
Hit the road, book a cruise, board a flight – prepare for your next adventure with these helpful tips.
>Stay healthy on the road
Tips and advice on how to hit the road and take on adventure, but not sacrifice your health.
>Video series: Accessible travel
From renting a car to booking your hotel, these videos help you prepare for your next trip.
>Webcast: Accessible air travel
Wheelchair assistance in the airport, traveling with a wheelchair, using the bathroom during flight
>Adaptive Tools for Independence: Cooking Tools
Prepare a complex meal using adaptive tools, along with regular kitchen items to make cooking possible.
>Adaptive Tools for Independence: Make up
Make up application techniques for those with limited mobility.
>Adaptive Tools for Independence: Starting Your Day
Tips for starting your day for those with limited mobility.
>Adaptive Tools for Independence: Household Chores
Tips for cleaning up and completing household chores for those with limited mobility.
>Adaptive Tools for Independence: Universal Design
Tips for the homes homes of people living with paralysis.
>Adaptive Tools for Independence: Tools and Techniques for Parenting a Baby
Tips for parenting more accessible from a wheelchair.
>Adaptive Tools for Independence: Public Transportation Options
Tips and techniques on how to use different modes of public transportation.