An overview of the types of household products that use newer technology/ assistive technology including daily living & safety & security products, computers, telephones, television & audio, and smart homes

Information guide about using a wheelchair on public transport, I.e. trains, trams, buses, coaches & taxis. It includes the law as it relates to disability, and information includes safety, and size of wheelchairs that can be used.

Comprehensive information about the types of available telephones, special features, equipment, accessories and services for disabled people

A Guide to Community Alarms – how they work, where to get one, costs and product comparisons

Ricability has assessed a number of household appliances such as vacuum cleaners, microwave ovens, washing machines and toasters to find out how easily they can be used by people with poor grip, poor eye sight or other problems. Their website has reports

Information on gadgets to help with simple things such as opening tins, reaching into corners or carrying things, adapting the home with specially designed stairlifts, banisters, baths, etc. and making the home safer.