MakersHelpCare

Makers Help Care is a DIY-focused initiative sharing practical ideas for assistive devices that support people with disabilities in everyday life. Through its blog, the project documents how accessible solutions can be designed, adapted and made, often using 3D printing and readily available materials. Its examples include one-handed scissors, adjustable and balanced drink holders, plate and utensil supports, phone and tablet mounts, card holders, book supports, writing aids, and switches that can be built or adapted for individual needs. Articles also explore inclusive gaming controls, wheelchair accessories, and creative projects that make activities and objects more accessible.

Alongside project guides and demonstrations, Makers Help Care shares stories about makers, users and collaborative initiatives. Its content highlights workshops where participants build switches and other aids, as well as events and partnerships connected with inclusive making. The site presents assistive technology as something people can develop together through experimentation, practical skills and exchange.