Low-tech assistive tools for workers with disabilities could be home-made if purchasing them is not an option where you live. If you have other simple ideas that would help a person with disability keep working, please let us know.

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Arm support gardening tools.

Arm Support Gardening Tools
A set of orange cushioned bucket handle.

Cushioned Bucket Handle
Easy grip gardening tools

Easy Grip Gardening Tools
Easy grip that can slide onto a tool.

Easy Grip Hand Tools
A finger control trigger device strapped to a person's hand/finger.

Finger Control Trigger Device
Hand Grip With Fabric Strap

Hand Grip With Fabric Strap
A person has a fist grip hand wrap that's helping them grip a brush.

Fist Grip Hand Wrap
Finished product of a handle using a rock rubberbaned into a feed bag.

Homemade Bagging Grip Aid
A person has a homemade fabric wrapped around their hand/wrist and a tool to help them grip better.

Homemade Fabric Wrap Gripping Aid
A person has a gripping splint wrapped around their hand/wrist and a lever to help them grip better.

Lever Gripping Splint
Black mighty handle carrying device.

Mighty Handle Carrying Device
Phubby On-Wrist Cellphone Holder

Phubby On-Wrist Cellphone Holder
Poultry Killing Cone

Poultry Processing Funnel
Robo Handle

Robo Handle
Grip tape that can be used on tools.

Tool Handle Grip Tape
People can use these hook grips to hook, like a bucket, and then lift the bucket more easily.

Weight Lifting Hook Grips