A special thanks also goes to Helen Furniss and Belinda Tannehill for helping to call for donations. It is their contributions that furnish the items for auction. Please look at the list below and keep these businesses in mind as you are out on your daily ventures and patronize them whenever you can. This is how we can show them our appreciation. Back to the top Kitchen Accessibility By Mark Johnson Putting something in the most convenient place will optimize its use.
Choices depend on individual needs and preference.
Recognizing new and better places to put things will help facilitate easy living. For example, if it's difficult to bend to the floor, try hanging the garbage bag from a hook in your broom closet. Keep frequently used utensils or even dishes in lower cabinets so you can reach them easily. If you are visually impaired, it's important to keep everything in a specific place and return it as soon as you're through. You will avoid encounters with sharp objects and the frustration of losing something.