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For over 45 years our skilled volunteers and in-house therapists have delivered 50,000 pieces of affordable, specialised technology and equipment.

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Solve-TAD changes the lives of people living with a disability by providing personalised technology, equipment and services.

Real Stories

Mark

You’re young, fit and in the prime of life. Until one day at football practice, you’re doing a drill you’ve done a thousand times before. This time though, you slip and fall.

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Unique Solutions

Could a piece of personalised technology or equipment help you to confidently and independently live your life?

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Patrick the Light-hearted

In February 2018, Patrick had sudden onset of Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM). “It’s a rare condition which affects parts of the spinal cord that controls movement. There is no cure and treatment is very limited," explains mum, Georgia.

Neve’s Cute Arm

During a routine 18-week morphology scan, it was discovered that Neve would be born with a congenital, transradial limb difference.

Liam’s Musical Table

Liam is living with cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair to help him move around the community. Liam lives with low vision and epilepsy and his mother, Dianne cares for him full time.

Ashlynn’s Horse Saddle

Before she received her saddle, Ashlynn felt hopeless. She couldn't use the left side of her body and she was bullied out of school. Being able to ride River has brought joy back into her life.

Determined Kim

Kim has a passion for competing in sports. Find out how TAD helped Kim achieve her personal goals in seated throwing events.

More Adventures for Hudson

Four-year-old Hudson is an adventurous boy who is his happiest when he’s out and about. At Hudson’s 12-week scan, Ashlea had learnt that Hudson would be born with a congenital malformation of his upper left limb.

Patrick the Light-hearted

Neve’s Cute Arm

During a routine 18-week morphology scan, it was discovered that Neve would be born with a congenital, transradial limb difference.

Liam’s Musical Table

Liam is living with cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair to help him move around the community. Liam lives with low vision and epilepsy and his mother, Dianne cares for him full time.

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Adaptable Solutions

We have a range of products designed to promote independence in children and adults. Solve-TAD understands children have changing needs and can grow quickly so many of the designs are adjustable so they will grow along with your child.

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Solve-TAD acknowledges the traditional owners of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures and to elders past, present and emerging.