Meet Paxton Franke, a second-year medical student at the University of North Dakota. Paxton's journey is far from typical. “I'm legally blind,” Paxton Franke said. “What that means functionally is that I have no vision in the center of my eye, but my...
Find assistive technology resources for cooking at home including solutions for people with arthritis, limited grip strength, dexterity, fine motor issues, stamina, upper limb differences, low vision and blindness, executive dysfunction, dementia, and more.
It's outdoor recreation season and we have some valuable tips and resources to ensure you have a great and accessible outdoor summer!
It's gardening season and we have some valuable tips and resources to ensure you have the right tools and knowledge to get the job done.
Inside the historic Maddock Opera House off Main Street, Beth Olson visits with friends and neighbors. Beth works for the Alzheimer's Association and as a volunteer North Dakota Assistive Ambassador. She's packed the house for us to share information and resources...
Somewhere along the line you start realizing how many people don’t have assistive technology and how many people need it. You start hearing stories like that, and your views change, and you start building this passion and realize we need to change this.
My first six months on the job at North Dakota Assistive have provided some eye-opening surprises that make it easy to come to work each and every day.