Daily Living Aids (Utensils, Cups etc.)

When you live with a temporary or permanent disability there are so many daily tasks that can become quite tricky to perform- the act of doing up a shirt-button, once so simple, can become a nightmare without assistance. There are 101 products out there to assist with all these house-hold tasks, none too small, such as dressing, bathing, cooking and other general house-hold chores. These small yet handy items allow the user to regain their independence and take control of those tasks allowing for great confidence. Sometimes it’s the little things that matter the most!

There are many different types of household aids to assist in various ways- please select from the sub-category below to see our great range of products. But please note that the products shown here are only examples of what Mobility Options keep on the floor- we have over 1000 products in stock, so we cannot load them all onto the website. If there is a particular aid or model that you do not see here, please call us on (02) 9875 5530 or email us.

Dining, Food Preparation and Cutlery The kitchen offers many obstacles to overcome when living with a permanent or temporary disability. Jars can be too tight to open, taps too hard to turn- even cutlery can be awkward to use! That is why there are a myriad of items out there to conquer even the smallest of tasks; be it knives and forks, plates, cups or spread boards!
House-hold, Dressing and Bedroom Limited mobility can create issues when it comes to doing a number of things around the house. One of the most frustrating problems when living with a disability is the inability to perform tasks that were once so easy. Dressing is an example where small movements (such as donning a sock, doing up a zipper etc.) can be near impossible to complete! Browse our selection of house-hold aids to see how these jobs can be made easier.
Rehabilitation and Fitness The road to rehabilitation can be dangerous even with the use of household aids such as walking sticks and transit chairs. There are a number of products you can buy to help rehabilitate after surgery or injury...Why risk injury when there could be a $10 item that will save you time and pain?

Dining, Food Preparation and Cutlery

The kitchen offers many obstacles to overcome when living with a permanent or temporary disability. Jars can be too tight to open, taps too hard to turn- even cutlery can be awkward to use! That is why there are a myriad of items out there to conquer even the smallest of tasks; be it knives and forks, plates, cups or spread boards!

House-hold, Dressing and Bedroom

Limited mobility can create issues when it comes to doing a number of things around the house. One of the most frustrating problems when living with a disability is the inability to perform tasks that were once so easy. Dressing is an example where small movements (such as donning a sock, doing up a zipper etc.) can be near impossible to complete! Browse our selection of house-hold aids to see how these jobs can be made easier.

Rehabilitation and Fitness

The road to rehabilitation can be dangerous even with the use of household aids such as walking sticks and transit chairs. There are a number of products you can buy to help rehabilitate after surgery or injury...Why risk injury when there could be a $10 item that will save you time and pain?