Easy living equipment to help you at home We want people to stay at home and be independent at home for as long as possible. These items can help you to.

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Easy living equipment to help you at home We want people to stay at home and be independent at home for as long as possible. These items can help you to remain independent and self sufficient in various activities of daily living. They are available from outlets such as supermarkets, hardware stores, pharmacies, rehabilitation stores and online. Your community care worker can demonstrate the items to you and assist you to purchase the ones that you choose.

To turn a key more easily Name:Key turner Price: $16 Note:The large handle allows for easy grip and turning. Can include one or two keys.

To open jars more easily Name:Rubber jar opener, GoodGrips jar opener Price: $5 - $15 Note:The design allows for a strong grip and easier opening.

To open bottle caps more easily Name:Rubber bottle cap opener Price: $5 - $15 Note:The design allows for a strong grip and easier opening. The red option has a magnifier in the top.

To open ring pull cans more easily Name:Can opener – ring pull aid Price: $14 Note:The opener slips under or over the ring pull and provides leverage.

To reach and pick up small items Name:Long handled reacher Price: $10 - $60 depending on type Note:Reduces the need for bending or stretching. Good for hard to reach places.

To turn taps on and off more easily Name:Tap turner Price: $10 - $20 Note:Fits over the top of taps to provide extra leverage and grip. Select the type to suit your tap handles.

To reach, wash and dry your body Name:Long handled sponge Price: $5 - $20 Note:Good for hard to reach places such as back and feet. Always take extra care on wet or slippery surfaces.

To reach, wash and dry your toes Name:Long handled toe washer and dryer Comes with an extra towelling pad Price: $20 Note:Can be bent to shape. Always take extra care on wet or slippery surfaces.

To manicure nails Name:Table top finger nail clipper Price: $20 Note:Large finger pad gives comfort and good leverage.

To open apply lotion more easily Name:Easy-Reach lotion applicator Price: $15 Note:To apply lotion or cream to hard to reach places

To put on shoes more easily Name:Long handled shoe horn Price: $4 - $12 Note:Assists to put on shoes.

To put on socks and stockings more easily Name:Sock and stocking aid Price: $13 Note:Pulling socks and stocks on without bending.

Name:Laundry trolley Price: $30 Note:To carry and move washing more easily. Laundry trolley

To get in / out of car more easily Name:Handy Bar or Car Bar Price: $60 Note:Makes getting in and out of the care easier by providing an extra handle.

To keep gardening Name:Easi-Grip add on handles – to add to your garden tools Price: $30 (pack of two handles), complete tools also available Note:Makes tools easier to use by keeping the hand and wrist at a more natural angle.

List 1.Key turner 2.Jar opener 3.Bottle opener 4.Can opener 5.Reacher 6.Tap turner 7.Long handled sponge (popular) 8.Long handled toe washer/dryer (popular) 9.Nail clipper 10.Lotion applicator 11.Long handled shoe horn 12.Sock and stocking aid 13.Laundry trolley 14.Handy bar for getting in/out of car 15.Gardening items There are many other aids available. Talk to your community care worker if you have other ideas about what could help you at home.

Suppliers These items are available from various outlets such as hardware stores, pharmacies, rehabilitation stores and online. Suppliers and products will change over time. The following suppliers were used when this kit was being developed in You should identify suppliers in your local area. Chain stores: Aldi (bottle and jar opener, reacher), Amcal, Bunnings (laundry trolley), Chemist warehouse (Shoe horn, wooden bath brush) Rehabilitation stores (most items): Able living Statewide Home Health Care Independent Living Centres These are indicative suppliers. Items are provided for your information and are not a recommendation. The person choosing the item and supplier is responsible for their choice. You must follow the manufacturer’s instructions when using the aids or equipment.