Adaptive Toys
3 adaptive toys resources for individuals with disabilities and their caregivers — national organizations plus local programs. Use the filters to narrow by state or city.
Adaptive Toy Workshops| FairPlay
Our in-person and virtual adaptive toy workshops offer an opportunity for teachers, parents, and clinicians to gain the skills they need to make toys switch-accessible for children with disabilities. As a participant, you'll receive an introduction to adapting and learn step-by-step how to adapt a specific toy.
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Family Play Access Program | FairPlay
FairPlay’s Family Play Access Program provides adaptive toys directly to children with disabilities so they can experience meaningful, inclusive play at home. Through a simple application process, families receive age-appropriate adapted toys—and switches when needed—removing cost and access barriers to play.
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Kane and Kash Adapt
Kane and Kash Adapt modifies popular, culturally relevant toys so children with physical disabilities and special needs can enjoy the same play experiences as their peers — not different toys, but the sameones, made accessible. Every toy we adapt is switch-modified with care, tested for safety, and made available at prices families can actually afford. Because accessibility shouldn't come with a luxury price tag.
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