Putting Parenting in Reach

Invented and developed in Australia a world first attachment designed to support parents in wheelchairs, individuals with disabilities, and those using day chairs, making it easier for parents, grandparents and caregivers to connect and care for their infants.

WORLD-FIRST Infant Capsule

The Care Station is the worlds first infant care capsule, designed for parents using wheelchairs, people with disabilities or the ability to be attached to day chairs, allowing grandparents to care and bond with their grandchildren.

Revolutionizing infant care for parents confined to wheelchairs, specifically designed to enable parents to interact with their infant. This ground breaking device allows the capsule to rotate 360 degrees and can be positioned at multiple angles, making it ideal for breast feeding, hygiene, and various other caregiving tasks.

The Care Station can be fixed to a manual and power wheelchair allowing the user to easily stay mobile and comfortable.

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Endorsed By Spinal Life Australia

"This world-first device is a great support for people to be able to live independent, enjoyable and full lives.  The care station from PWA means the joy of caring for babies and infants will be more accessible to people with disability than ever before. We look forward to continuing our support with PWA mobility to bring this device to more people around the world."

Ross Duncan
Spinal Life Australia

Supported by Making Strides

Making Strides provides the latest evidence-based exercise therapy for spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions in Australia.

17% of families with children under 15, have one or more parent living with a disability.

Finally there is a solution to help these parents bond with their children.

OMG I love this!

@madewithrealcocoa

As a person about to bring a child into the world I got all the feels seeing this initiative - Bravo Care Station Campaign.

@listenable_podcast

This is awesome, well done, great cause.

@disabledtoenabled

This is a fantastic idea!

@bunnyaimee

As a soon to be first time father myself, this is an amazing campaign that allows for parents with disabilities to be more involved with their children.

@spinalcordinjurylifestyle
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