Mobilize volunteers to design, adapt, modify, create, and donate no-tech/low-tech assistive tools and materials for individuals with disabilities.
Maximize the collective knowledge and talent of the community to support the participation of individuals with disabilities in everyday life activities through the use of assistive tools.
Address the issue of access to no-tech/low-tech assistive tools for individuals with disabilities and/or developmental delays.
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An object calendar or symbol shelf can be a useful tool to help a child develop and expand on anticipation and to communicate to others that he understands what is coming next in the daily schedule or next in a favorite activity.