Kitchen Aids
Daily Living Aids
Daily Living Aids Melbourne
Daily living aids are simple, practical tools that help with everyday tasks, reaching, dressing, eating, gripping and moving around, to support independence and dignity at home.
Small aids make a big difference. Reachers avoid bending; dressing aids help get socks, clothes and shoes on without overreaching; easy-grip cutlery and adapted crockery support independent mealtimes; tap turners and jar openers help weak or arthritic hands; and bed mobility aids make getting in and out of bed easier. These are especially helpful after surgery or for clients with reduced strength, reach or mobility.
Browse Reaching & Dressing, Kitchen Aids, Bed Mobility and Personal Care, or filter by task.
Registered NDIS and Support at Home provider with fast, compliant quotes. Visit our Cheltenham showroom to see the range. Request a quote or call 1300 225 203.
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Recommended Daily Living Aids
Everyday aids we recommend to make daily tasks easier at home.
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Personal Care
Aspire Long-Handled Bathing Aids
Long-handled bathing aids, sponges and brushes that extend reach so clients can wash their back, legs and feet without bending or overreaching.
Reaching & Dressing
Reacher / Grabber Aid
A lightweight reacher that extends your reach to pick up items from the floor or high shelves without bending or overstretching.
Kitchen Aids
Aspire Easy-Grip Cutlery & Crockery
Easy-grip cutlery and crockery, chunky-handled utensils, plate guards and two-handled mugs that make eating and drinking easier with reduced grip or strength.
Reaching & Dressing
Dressing Aids
Dressing aids that make getting dressed easier and more independent, choose a sock aid, dressing stick or long-handled shoe horn.
Personal Care
Perching Stool
A height-adjustable perching stool with a forward-sloping seat and armrests, for supported rest while standing at the kitchen bench, basin or workbench.
Bed Mobility
Aspire Bed Rail / Bed Stick
A bed rail or bed stick that provides a secure handhold for getting in and out of bed and repositioning, supporting safer,...
Kitchen Aids
Uccello Kettle Tipper
Kettle and tipper in one - Easily and safely used without ever removing it from the cradle Modern design - Attractive and...
Bed Mobility
Wonder Sheet – Plus
The Wonder Sheet Plus is a versatile bedding solution designed to provide unparalleled comfort and convenience. Crafted from premium materials, this sheet...
Bed Mobility
Bed Pole
A bed pole that fits securely under the mattress to give a firm handhold for repositioning and getting in and out of...
Kitchen Aids
Bottle Opener – One-Touch Automatic
One-touch operated bottle opener suitable for metal or plastic screw-top bottle caps up to 55 mm diameter
Kitchen Aids
Can Opener – One-Touch Automatic II
One-touch operated can opener suitable for most cans between 53 mm to 153 mm diameter
Kitchen Aids
Jar Opener – One-Touch Automatic
One-touch operated jar opener that stabilises the jar while opening the lid
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Trials, delivery and honest advice
How We Can Help
Our team helps you compare options, arrange a trial, and choose what genuinely fits, then delivers and sets it up at home.
Free Trials
Try key products in our Cheltenham showroom or in your home before you decide, at no cost.
Delivery & Setup
We deliver across Melbourne and set up your equipment, so it is ready to use.
OT-Informed Advice
Our team works alongside occupational therapists, so you get practical, honest guidance.
Not sure which aids help?
Tell us about the tasks that are tricky, and we will suggest what helps.
Trusted mobility and home-care support
Why People Choose Us
We help people compare practical mobility and home-care equipment, and choose what genuinely fits their home, their body and their funding. We are OT-informed, quote-based and local to Bayside Melbourne.
Questions people ask
Daily living aids are simple, practical tools that help with everyday tasks like reaching, dressing, eating, gripping and moving around, to support independence and dignity at home.
Reachers, long-handled shoe horns, sock aids and dressing sticks help avoid bending and overreaching while you recover. Our team can put together the essentials your OT recommends.
Easy-grip cutlery, tap turners, jar openers and adapted crockery reduce the strength and grip needed for everyday tasks. Small changes like these can make a real difference.
Usually not for simple aids, you are welcome to browse and ask us. For funded items or more complex needs, your OT’s recommendation helps, and we are happy to work with them.
Often, yes. Many daily living aids are funded as low-cost assistive technology. We are a registered NDIS and Support at Home provider and prepare compliant quotes.