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Hearing aids and cochlear implants are crucial for many people, however there are many other assistive products that can work with, or alongside, them to improve day to day life – from feeling safe at home or while travelling to listening to music and watching TV.

Hearing Loop Systems:
A hearing loop system provides with clearer sound with less interference and background noise. It works by sending out a magnetic wireless signal from a microphone near the sound source that’s picked up by cochlear implants or hearing aids when they’re set to the ‘T’ (Telecoil) setting. Using a hearing loop with the ‘T’ setting on hearing aids can be useful in all kinds of situations: in public places where you see the hearing loop symbol – ticketing offices, customer service / information desks, cashiers, tellers at the bank, check-in counters at the airports, theatres, universities, etc…or at home – to help you hear the TV or music.

Fire Alarm Monitoring Device:
Agrippa is a portable device which alerts the deaf and hard of hearing in an emergency. Agrippa continuously listens for the sound of a fire alarm and has a vibration pad and flashing LED light which wakes people upon the sound of the alarm.

Visual Alerting System for Hearing Impaired (Doorbells, Phones and More):
These wireless alerting systems convert acoustic signals, such as when the doorbell or telephone rings, into flashes of light or vibrating pulses. Wherever you are inside or outside the house, you can’t miss a signal. The transmission and reception equipment is ready to use immediately. There is no need for any elaborate cabling. Never miss another phone call again or visitor at your door!

Patented World’s First Non-Surgical Bone-Conduction Hearing Device:
Suitable for individuals with even 100% conductive hearing loss. HearNU device can be used by individuals with any level of Conductive Hearing Loss including microtia, anotia, and atresia. It can be also used by individuals with mixed hearing loss upto bone conduction threshold active up to 60 dBHL.

Behind the Ear Hearing Aids – Powerful Sound with Cutting-Edge Technology:
Behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids are non-invasive hearing aids that fit behind the ear. A small case holding the electronic components of the hearing aid sits behind the ear while a small plastic earmold fits inside the ear and is connected to the case via a thin tube. In some cases, thin tubes are used to connect plastic or silicone domes. The hearing aid receives sound, which moves through the ear mold into the ear canal. BTE hearing aids are popular thanks to their varying degrees of amplification and easily adjustable power and performance.

Manufactured by People of Determination at Zayed Higher Organization, Al Bahia Abu Dhabi.

What is the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower?

The Sunflower is a globally recognised symbol for non-visible disabilities (also known as hidden disabilities or invisible disabilities). It has one simple purpose – choose to wear a Sunflower lanyard, badge or wristband, when it suits you, to let people around you know that you, or someone with you, has a non-visible disability and may need a helping hand, understanding, or just more time.

Just because you can’t see them, doesn’t mean they’re not there.
Not all disabilities are visible – some are not immediately obvious. They include autism, chronic pain, and learning difficulties as well as mental health conditions, mobility, speech impairments, and sensory loss such as speech, sight loss, hearing loss, or deafness. They also include respiratory conditions as well as chronic conditions such as diabetes, chronic pain, and sleep disorders. Although you may not be able to see these invisible impairments and conditions, they’re still there.

People living with these disabilities often face barriers in their daily lives including a lack of understanding and negative attitudes. So some individuals choose to wear the Sunflower to discreetly identify that they may have access needs in shops, at work, on transport, or in public spaces.

The Next Step in Empowering Individuals with Non-visible Disabilities
Now launched in the UK – Middle East region to follow

Sunflower Extra is a new discreet, personalised way to instantly communicate extra information about the support someone with a non-visible disability may need. Whether you’re at a busy airport, at work, in a crowded shopping center, or at an event, Sunflower Extra ensures everyday interactions are smoother, more inclusive, and completely in your control.

Your Sunflower already signals that you have a non-visible disability and may need additional support, time, space, or understanding. Sunflower Extra takes this further by allowing you to discreetly share extra details, ensuring you receive the right support instantly.

With Sunflower Extra, you stay in control—choosing what to share and when. Designed for convenience, it seamlessly integrates into your daily life, making it easier to navigate the world with independence and confidence.

Making the invisible visible.

We have a wide range of innovative assistive products to make everyday life of People of Determination a little easier and even more fun. Our products help improve accessibility of public venues and homes, promoting independence, inclusivity and equality. In addition to fully equipped changing places toilets, height adjustable sinks, we offer unique power add-ons for manual wheelchairs, self-service powered wheelchair charging stations, pool lifts for indoor and outdoor applications. We also offer first in the world SEATRAC Mover, floating beach wheelchair and accessible beach matting designed for people with reduced mobility to be able to enjoy outdoor activities.

Changing Places Facilities:
A fully accessible toilet facilities for people of determination who cannot use standard accessible toilets. This includes people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, as well as older people. Each changing places toilet provides an adult sized, height adjustable changing bench, a hoist and a peninsular (centrally placed) toilet.

Powered Add-on for Manual Wheelchairs:
The EZRide+ is the newest wheelchair power assist attachment. It is a unique mobility aid that quickly adds power assistance to most manual wheelchairs, transforming them into independently driven units. The EZRide+ makes it easy to maneuver in tight spaces with its 360-degree turning radiuscan travel approximately 19-24 km on a single charge.

Powered Wheelchair Charging Stations:
The key advantage to the charging station is to provide wheelchair riders with better accessibility and offering them a bit more power and assurance needed to reach their destination or to navigate the city freely. In addition, the charging stations help enhancing wheelchair reliability and drive range allowing users to go a further distance. Our wheelchair charging stations are compatible with all powered wheelchairs, have modern furniture design and are for indoor and outdoor applications.

Emergency Evacuation Solutions:
Evacuation Chairs for Stair Travel are designed for use in emergency situations, such as to escape fires, power failures, where almost anyone could need to be evacuated. Evacuation chairs allow descending, ascending and horizontal escapes with quick and easy operation.

Evacuation Mattresses and Mats are designed for use in premises where staircases or fire exits are too narrow to allow use of evacuation chairs or for evacuation of persons who are unconscious or immobile.

Mobi-Mat Accessible Beach Matting and Floating Beach Wheelchairs Mobi-chair & Trialo-2:
Beautiful, high quality Mobi-mat® with patented non-slip surface, UV and weather resistant even if exposed to temperatures from -40C to +80C, designed for beaches, fishing peers, picnic areas, parks, condos, hotels, coastal resorts to assist people with restricted mobility, walkers and elderly visitors or parents with strollers. Instantly improves accessibility and is perfect for all wheelchair users and those with special needs.

Floating Beach Wheelchairs are designed and manufactured in France and are designed to give the users the Ideal Outdoor Experience. With the floatable armrests and tires, Mobi-Chair and Tiralo-2 easily transport from the beach to the water! People with reduced mobility can now enjoy the beach, ocean, lake, water park & poolside. Enjoy the Water with Family and Friends!

PVC Beach Wheelchair — Accessible Freedom on Sand & Shore:
The PVC Beach Wheelchair is designed to provide safe, comfortable access to sandy beaches and coastal environments. Built with a lightweight yet durable PVC frame, this wheelchair is corrosion-resistant and ideal for use near saltwater, making it a reliable mobility solution for seaside locations. Featuring wide, low-pressure beach wheels, the chair moves smoothly across soft sand where standard wheelchairs cannot. Its stable design offers users greater independence, comfort, and confidence when enjoying the beach, shoreline, or other uneven outdoor surfaces.

SEATRAC – Innovative Beach Accessibility Technology:
SEATRAC provides unassisted sea access to people of determination with mobility restrictions. It is an innovative assistive solution that promotes independence, quality and wellness in everyday life. It encourages integration and inclusion of all members of society. It allows caretakers and families of people of determination to enjoy beach-going without physical challenge.

Pool Lifts – Stationary and Mobile, for Outdoor and Indoor Swimming Pools:
Pool Lifts are specially designed for safe transfer of elderly people and people with restricted mobility to the water. Pool Lifts are suitable for use in outdoor or indoor swimming pools at the Hotels, at Hydrotherapy (water therapy) pools, at Spa-Thermal Centers and Sports Facilities.

Mobile Poolpod Lift System – Provides dignified, independent access to swimming pools:
It is designed for any swimmer who finds using a pool ladder inappropriate and is set to revolutionise the swimming experience for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility.

SeeUs – More Efficient & Accessible Public Transport:
SeeUs helps you to avoid leaving any waiting passengers behind. With its integrated LED lights and wireless communication, SeeUs informs approaching buses of passengers waiting as well as if boarding support is required thus increasing driver awareness and accessibility.

Writing Aids:
Writing aids are products designed to help individuals with limited hand strength perform writing tasks. Writing aids can transfer the fine motor pinch grip, usually used to write, to gross motor arm movements. For those that have difficulty bearing down with writing devices. Also can help reduce hand tremors.

Hotel Accessibility Kit:
Hotel Accessibility Kit is a cost effective solution for increasing accessibility in any room without disruption of permanent installation. The it contains equipment to make a room much easier to use. The equipment can be easily packed away after the stay, ready for the next guest.

Door Holders:
Fire door holders operate using a magnet, which holds the door open. In the event of a fire the magnet is released and the door closes. As fire doors should be kept closed to prevent fire or smoke spreading throughout a building, this can cause problems in buildings where there is a lot of movement of people e.g. education establishments, hotels, hospitals. Door holders help the venues to comply with the Equality Act 2010 with regard to the provision of disabled access.

Neurodiversity describes the idea that people experience and interact with the world around them in many different ways; there is no one “right” way of thinking, learning, and behaving, and differences are not viewed as deficits.

The word neurodiversity refers to the diversity of all people, but it is often used in the context of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), as well as other neurological or developmental conditions such as ADHD or learning disabilities. The vast majority of neurodivergent people in the world continue to lack the assistive tools and resources needed for them to thrive both in the workplace and at home. However, when we look at recent advances in technology, it’s clear that we now have an incredible opportunity to build the kind of solutions that could both empower and instill a sense of belonging and inclusion for millions of neurodivergent individuals.

Autism Reality Experience Training:
The Autism Reality Experience (ARE) is an immersive training program designed to help participants gain a firsthand understanding of autism. This initiative is part of our ongoing commitment at Topland & Zayed Higher Organization to raise awareness, understanding, and support for individuals with autism. Through a virtual experience, this training allows participants to step into the shoes of an autistic person, providing invaluable insight into the sensory sensitivities and behaviors commonly associated with the autism spectrum. The Autism Reality Experience was developed in the UK by Training2Care and it is the first ARE training room available in the Middle East.

Immersive Reality Experience:
Individuals with neurodivergent needs can benefit from technological advances being made. Both Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) have been shown to increase motivation, facilitate interaction, develop cognitive skills, improve short-term memory, make lessons more enjoyable and enable their development of daily living skills. The greatest effect lies in improving communication skills, especially in children with hearing problems. For neurodivergent individuals, VR helps to facilitate social interaction. However, VR headsets are not appropriate for all users. Research demonstrates immersing people in a shared, multi-dimensional space increases their motivation and results in better outcomes for all. VR without the headsets, allows students and teachers encounter these experiences together, creating unique opportunities for group participation and social interaction. From education, special needs, wellbeing and professional development, we know that collaborative learning environments improve engagement and inclusivity for every user.

Sensory Rooms, Sensory Pods and Sensory Voyager – Mobile option:
A sensory room, also sometimes known as a multisensory environment, is a room specifically designed to provide an enjoyable or calming multisensory experience for children. Sensory rooms are adaptable spaces tailored to the specific needs of the individual, providing therapeutic benefits and promoting overall well-being.

A Sensory Pod is a private and enclosed space designed to provide a calming and soothing environment for individuals who need to regulate their senses and emotions. Our Sensory Pods can be permanently placed or mobile depending on the requirements of the venue.

A Sensory Voyager is an inclusive, accessible, easy to clean, easy to transport, and full of magically stimulating sensory wonder that can turn any environment into a visually stimulating, tactile sensory paradise.

Widgit Symbols – Improving Communication:
Widgit Symbols are a system of simple illustrations designed to support text and make meaning clearer and easier to understand. They can be used in the classroom to support learning and communication, especially for children who have difficulties reading text. Widgit symbols form a visual language of over 20,000 symbols representing more than 55,000 English words. They are used to boost speech, language, and understanding, particularly for autistic individuals and those with speech and language difficulties.

Tritone Health’s Medii AI is an inclusive digital health platform
Co-designed to support individuals with learning disabilities and autism in managing their health and well-being. Accessible via smartphones and tablets, Medii AI offers user-friendly features such as personalized health trackers, easy-read documents, and a smart dashboard for healthcare professionals. The system also integrates AI-powered tools to simplify medical information, enhance communication, and promote independence. Developed in collaboration with people with lived experience and healthcare experts, Medii AI empowers users to better understand and manage their health while enabling carers, educators, and clinicians to provide more tailored support.Medii is a transformative evolution in healthcare with theintegration of AI-driven functionalities designed to bolster accessibility, personalised education, and self-management. These technological augmentations facilitate autonomous health monitoring, alleviate medical communication anxiety, and foster proactive engagement with healthcare services.

Safespaces – Empowering Care Through Safe Environments:
Safespaces are custom-made, robust, and padded environments designed to support individuals with complex needs, such as autism, epilepsy, or challenging behaviors. These safe, low-stimulation spaces help reduce risk and promote independence, providing a secure setting for sleeping, play, therapy, or calming down. Safespaces are used in homes, schools, and care settings across the world to enhance safety and quality of life.

Calmr® Wearables — Calm, Comfort, Wherever You Go:
Calmr® wearable products are designed to support neurodivergent individuals by providing gentle, consistent deep-pressure input throughout the day. Discreet, comfortable, and easy to wear, Calmr® wearables help create a sense of grounding and emotional regulation—at home, school, work, or on the move.

While many daily tasks are still easier to accomplish for a person who can see clearly, there are a great deal of aids for the blind and visually impaired that are making it a bit easier to get things done without being able to see. The primary way for someone with no or diminished sight capacity to read text is through the use of Braille. This bumpy language was traditionally only used in books, but has recently been cropping up off the page as well, venturing as far as being included on specialized food products like hamburgers, city maps, ATM machines, handrails, etc… Tech products for the blind and visually impaired are also continually improving. As a result, a range of products have emerged that use cutting-edge technology, prioritizing intuitive functionality and considering social context.

We have extensive range of assistive products for the blind and visually impaired: from traditional braille books, walking canes to High-tech smart glasses for reading and perceiving the world.

WeWALK Smart Cane:
There are 253 million visually impaired people in the world and at least 50 million of them rely on the white cane, a simple tool primarily designed to provide ground-level obstacle detection. By equipping the white cane with modern technology, WeWALK improves the safety and independence of the visually impaired, allowing them full and equal participation in everyday life. WeWALK’s ergonomic attachment fits on top of any white cane and, using its inbuilt sensors, touchpad, and voice interface.

Dot Pad X:
Dot Pad X is a next-generation tactile display that transforms digital content into dynamic, touch-readable braille and graphics. Designed for speed, precision, and accessibility, it empowers blind and low-vision users to explore information independently and intuitively.

Dot Kiosk:
The Dot Kiosk is a revolutionary, “barrier-free” interface designed to ensure that everyone—including the blind, the visually impaired, hearing impaired and wheelchair users—can access information and services with total independence. By combining AI-driven tactile technology with automated physical adjustments, it sets a new global standard for inclusive infrastructure.

NaviLens Smart Codes: Help People with Sight Loss Get Access to Information They Need
NaviLens has been designed specifically to enable blind and partially sighted people to be able to access and locate information and interact with the environment around them. The users can download free NaviLens App, scan the codes with the mobile camera and get necessary guidance and information.

Tactile Signage and Way Finding:
Moving independently and safely is essential for a better and full life for the blind and visually impaired. One important way of gaining independence is undoubtedly information. Blind and visually impaired people who have difficulty entering an unknown space need precise and immediate information that is able to represent the place where they are and the services that it may offer. Our tactile paths, signs and maps provide solutions for making blind and visually impaired people as independent and safe as possible in their movements, whether at work or at leisure.

Visionaid Assistive Technology:
Advanced reading solutions designed and manufactured in the UK to assist blind and partially sighted people to live independently and enjoy everyday activities. We offer high quality solutions, both software and hardware that make reading possible again.