Find the right aid

A bed rail gives you something steady to hold as you sit up, turn and stand.

A rail at the bedside gives you a firm handhold while you sit and find your balance.

A toilet rail gives you something steady to hold on both sides as you sit down and stand up.

A long handle means you can reach your feet in the shower with less bending.

A support rail beside your seat gives you a steady handhold as you push up to stand.

A standing aid gives you something sturdy to push on, so your arms can help as you get up from kneeling or a low position.

A gel seat cushion adds a softer, more even surface to chairs, car seats and wheelchairs.

A walking cane with a four-point base gives you an extra point of support, indoors and out.

A car handle gives you something steady to hold as you get in and out of your seat.

A seat belt aid gives you a handle to reach the belt and pull it across, with less twisting and stretching.

A steering assist gives you a handle to hold, so you can turn the wheel with one hand.