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Indigo
Independent Living Centre WA changed its name to Indigo in January 2020. Our purpose is to provide affordable, individualised and nationally competitive allied health, assistive technology and home modification solutions to enable and enhance independent living in the community.
Learn how we can work with youFrom ILC to Indigo
We are very proud of our 40-year history as Independent Living Centre WA, so while we’re changing our name and look, there are some things we’ll never change.
Like the vision of our founder, Freda Jacob, and how we go about our work.
Integrity. Passion. Creativity. Together.
Find out about our evolution to Indigo in this short video.
Our services
Our services are available to people of all ages and abilities. Some people may be eligible to access funding support for our services.
Therapy services
Indigo's experienced occupational therapists, physiotherapists and speech pathologists are passionate about working with you to achieve your goals.
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Seniors Week 2020 - Showcasing Recreation and Leisure Assistive Technology (equipment and devices)
11 November 2020
Today is ‘Have a Go Day’, the premier event for WA’s Seniors Week. Held at Burswood Park, , Have a Go Day is designed to make seniors aware of the importance of exercise, socialisation and both physical and mental activity.
With more than 200 stalls, seniors who attend can participate in a range of activities, trial a range of assistive technology (equipment and devices) and visit the many information sites on offer.
In celebration of Have a Go Day, and it’s focus on physical movement and mental activity, today we showcase some equipment and devices to help you get back outdoors, into the garden and recreation.
These tools have a contoured and larger handle to facilitate a better grip when doing gardening. The tools have an angled handle, which will keep the wrist in a neutral position to facilitate better strength and control when in use.The long-handle allows gardening while sitting and reduces the need for bending down. The arm support cuff enables extra strength from the forearm to utilise while using the gardening tools. https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/9593
The Ezykneel kneeling pad and frame is a great tool for the avid gardener with reduced mobility. The sturdy steel frame and moulded handgrips assist the user to stand from a kneeling position. The foam kneeling pad is soft, allowing users to garden comfortably for longer as well as keeping knees and clothing clean. https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/4155
The golf ball shag tube and rubber cup ball pickup tools are helpful for avid golfers who may experience lower limb or back pain by picking up golf balls without having to bend over or squat to retrieve them.
The jumbo golf grip can be fitted over existing golf club handles to make the handle larger, supporting individuals who may experience arthritis or reduced dexterity in their hands. https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/14818 https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/14816
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