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Toy Adapting Directory
The mission of MaxMods is to make the world accessible for all, and through our Santa's Little Hackers program, we make fun accessible for all. Over the years, we have connected with other organizations who also adapt toys, and we want to offer this space as a resource.
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This directory is designed to help families, caregivers, and therapists discover more places to find adapted toys and learn about the growing community dedicated to accessible play.
Important Note
This information was provided directly by each organization. Santa’s Little Hackers | MaxMods is not responsible for external programs, availability, or toy quality. Please contact each organization directly for more details.
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Do you represent an organization that adapts toys? We’d love to include you! Fill out our short form here: Toy Adapting Organizations
RePlay For Kids
Location: Ohio, USA
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Population Served: We provide in-person services to agencies and families in Northeast Ohio, and virtual assistance via online instructions and videos to people outside our service area.
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Types of Toys: Switch-adapted toys, DIY kits or instructions, Adapted ride-on cars
We provide them at no cost
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Distribution: Agencies in Ohio can contact us through our website (replayforkids.org). Families in Ohio should have their therapist or teacher contact us (so we can identify an appropriate toy).
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Website: replayforkids.org
Makers Making Change
Location: Canada
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Population Served: During our Hacking for the Holiday campaign, Makers Making Change provides toys and switches for free to people in Canada, including individuals with disabilities, families, schools, rehab hospitals, and more.
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Types of Toys: Switch-adapted toys, Sensory toys, DIY kits or instructions, assistive switches, adaptive gaming joysticks, aids for daily living, keyguards, low vision aid, mounting, switch interface
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We provide them at no cost to individuals in Canada
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Distribution:If you're located in Canada, request a free toy or switch at https://www.makersmakingchange.com/s/hacking-for-the-holidays
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Website: https://www.makersmakingchange.com/
FairPlay
Location: While our core operations are based in the United States—where we support adaptive toy libraries in 31 states—our impact extends globally through in-person and virtual hands-on workshops that teach the basics of toy adaptation to caregivers, professionals, and students.
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Population Served: We adapt off-the-shelf toys to make them accessible for children with physical disabilities, then distribute them to schools, therapy clinics, hospitals, and community sites such as public libraries, religious organizations, and more. Our adaptive toy workshops are open to the public, and serve as a resource for caregivers, professionals, and students to learn the basics of toy adaptation.
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Types of Toys: Switch-adapted toys, DIY kits or instructions, adaptive switches
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Provided at no cost
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Distribution: Please submit a quick application on our website
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Website: www.fairplaylibraries.org
See Me Thrive Adapted Toys
Location: Mississippi, USA
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Population Served: USA via online website with affordable adapted toys and free shipping, we serve families with kids with disabilities, adults with disabilities, schools, therapists, deaf and blind schools, early intervention, special needs day care centers, lending libraries. Established in 2020.
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Types of Toys: Switch-adapted toys, Custom adaptations
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We sell adapted toys​​
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Distribution:We offer affordable pricing, batteries included and free shipping in USA.
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Website: http://www.seemethrive.org
Switched Adapted Toys
Location: Missouri, USA
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Population Served: We serve anyone that is looking to make play possible!
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Types of Toys: Switch-adapted toys, DIY kits or instructions, 3D printing files for switches
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We create free resources to adapt toys on your own, 3D printed switches, but also have a store to purchase from if DIY isn't what you're looking for!
Switched Adapted Toys is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is dedicated to making play accessible for all children by:
1) Providing free resources to help families and therapists adapt toys themselves
2) Manufacturing and selling 3D-printed adaptive solutions, such as our custom switch buttons
3) Supporting new Switched Chapters worldwide, empowering communities to build and distribute adapted toys
4)Operating an adapted toy shop for those who prefer to purchase professionally modified toys
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Distribution: We have a store on our website
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Website: https://www.switchedtoys.org/