Collection: Kitchen Aids

Kitchen aids and adaptive utensils make meal preparation and eating easier and safer for people with limited hand function, reduced strength, or coordination challenges. Our range includes specialized tools designed to promote independence in the kitchen and at mealtimes.

Adaptive Kitchen Tools

• Built-Up Handle Utensils - Easier to grip with weak hands or arthritis
• Angled Cutlery - Reduces wrist bending during eating
• One-Handed Equipment - Cutting boards, tin openers, and preparation aids
• Easy-Grip Knives - Ergonomic designs for safer cutting
• Non-Slip Mats - Stabilize bowls and plates during preparation
• Jar & Bottle Openers - Reduce hand strain when opening containers
• Cup & Mug Handles - Large grip handles for easier holding
• Plate Guards - Prevent food from spilling off plates

Benefits

Kitchen aids enable people to:

• Prepare meals safely without assistance
• Eat independently and maintain dignity
• Reduce frustration and fatigue
• Continue enjoying cooking and eating
• Maintain nutritional independence

Who Benefits?

Adaptive kitchen aids are ideal for individuals with arthritis, stroke recovery, Parkinson's disease, tremors or coordination issues, limited use of one hand, or reduced grip strength.

Occupational Therapy Recommended

For comprehensive kitchen assessment and equipment recommendations, consider an occupational therapy home visit. This can identify the most beneficial aids for your specific needs and kitchen setup.

NDIS Available - Kitchen aids can be accessed through NDIS funding to support independent living goals.