Swelling or oedema is commonly experienced by people with reduced mobility and is closely related to how the lymphatic system functions. In this blog, we explain how the lymphatic system works, what lymphoedema is, common causes and symptoms, and how management strategies can help reduce swelling and improve long-term outcomes.

When a wheelchair or mobility scooter breaks down, immediate help isn’t always available from equipment suppliers. Learn how RACV Emergency Wheelchair and Scooter Assist can provide 24/7 support, accessible transport, and peace of mind for powered mobility users.

The Master Locksmiths Access Key (MLAK) helps people with disability access toilets, Changing Places facilities, lifts and other disability-friendly spaces across Australia. In this blog, we explain what the MLAK is and how it works.

Small changes to how you grip the pushrim, apply force, and recover between pushes can make a big difference to comfort, fatigue, and long-term shoulder and hand health. This blog covers the basic skills of self-propelling, focusing on simple techniques to help you move more smoothly and with less effort.

Power seat functions are a key component of postural management and pressure care in long-term wheelchair users. This blog outlines the different power seat functions and their role in supporting seating tolerance, comfort, and functional participation.

QR codes are a simple but powerful tool to improve education, safety, and consistency of care. In this blog, we explain how we use QR codes to support equipment use, training, emergency planning, and care delivery for our clients and their support teams.