Who can benefit?

Individuals with:

• Orthopedic impairments • Limited mobility • Fine motor deficits • Visual impairment

• Visual processing deficits • Hyperactivity • and…

The desktop desk touches and benefits individuals with disabilities on many different levels. It does the small things like helping to provide individuals with hyperactive and autistic tendencies the means to focus, while also providing disabled students who can’t speak, have limited motor skills, and a full time adult aide the ability to independently participate in classes and activities.

How it benefits:

• Lightweight and portable • Ability to access all table-like surfaces    (dining room to picnic) • Easy to clean work or eating surface • Creates large, stable, and functional    writing surface

• Adjustable heights and angles to meet    individual orthopedic needs • Permits categorization and organization    opportunities • Provides independence

The desktop desk is an adjustable activity center that provides disabled individuals the ability to access and actively participate more equally in many “normal” everyday activities.