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Kitchen Accessibility

This course will get you introduced to concepts and considerations related to developing an efficient, safe and user-friendly food preparation workspace, including:

Energy management: Ideas to help you design your space to save energy and maximize your independence

Safety tips: How to minimize distractions and reduce the risk of accidents

Assistive devices: Low-cost changes to your existing kitchen that can make a big difference.

Kitchen accessibility solutions for:

  • People using wheelchairs and other mobility devices
  • People with brain injury
  • People with low vision
  • People with hearing loss
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