Title: Essential Items for Staying Organized and Clean with a Disabilit
In my last post, I talked about the challenges of staying organized with a disability. It took a different direction than I expected, but that’s okay! Now, I want to focus on the physical items that can help someone get organized with minimal assistance, especially if they’re moving out for the first time. ### Electronic Tools If the person has a smartphone, using a calendar app for appointments, work, or volunteering commitments is a great start. However, phones can be hacked or fail to charge, so having a physical calendar or diary as a backup is essential. These can often be found at newsagents or even given out as Christmas gifts by local pharmacies. I’m also assuming that the person has basic stationery like pens and pencils to write things down. However, in support work, never assume that the person has what they need—always ask to ensure they have the necessary tools. ### Cleaning Essentials For maintaining a clean living space, here are the basics: - **Laundry**: Laundry powder