Adaptive cutlery

Shop adapted cutlery and cutlery aids that are designed to promote comfort and independence at mealtimes. Designed for people with reduced grip, hand tremors, or physical disability, these tools make eating easier and more manageable.

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Cutlery aids to support grip and comfort while eating

Our adapted cutlery and drinking aids are carefully chosen to assist people who have difficulty holding or using standard utensils. These cutlery aids are ideal for those living with arthritis, hand tremors, stroke recovery, or any condition that may reduce hand strength or coordination. The key benefits from a large amount of products in this range includes thicker and more comfortable handles, ergonomic handle designs, or added weight to support greater control and minimise spills.

Options include angled spoons and forks, easy grip forks, and non-slip built-up grips that are easier to hold and use during mealtimes. Each utensil is designed to reduce fatigue and discomfort while improving independence. Whether you’re selecting for yourself or a loved one, you’ll find practical, reliable options in our adapted range.

Explore our broader eating & drinking category for complementary utensils, crockery, and drinking or kettle-tipper aids.

Disability cutlery for independence at mealtimes

For individuals with a physical disability or hand impairment, eating independently can be challenging without the right support. Our collection of disability cutlery includes options tailored for one-handed use, limited grip, or fine motor control issues. These tools help people eat with confidence, avoid frustration, and maintain dignity during meals.

Angled forks and spoons, stabilising utensils, and right angled handles support ease of movement and reduce reliance on others. They are suitable for use at home, in residential aged care, or supported living environments. Our Easi-grip range is specifically designed to maintain alignment of the hand, wrist and elbow which reduces strength needed for eating, and creates a comfortable, natural hand position. Products are also easy to clean and made from durable materials for long-term daily use.

You may also want to browse our range of hand impairment aids for other helpful tools to assist with grip, control, and self-care routines.

Adaptive utensils backed by expert care and guidance

At DoAbility, we know that small, thoughtful products can make a meaningful difference. That’s why our team has carefully selected a range of adaptive utensils that support people of all ages with mobility challenges, disabilities, or changing care needs. Our range is trusted by occupational therapists, carers, and families across Australia.

Whether you’re purchasing for a family member, aged care facility, or NDIS participant, we’re here to help you choose the right tools for the situation. Our helpful team are ready to assist you over the phone or email, if you would like further assistance in selecting a product.

To support clean and dignified mealtimes, we also offer clothing protectors that are practical and available in a large range of types and sizes for every individual

Frequently Asked Questions

Adapted cutlery is used to support people with limited hand function during meals. It aids those with a weaker grip, reduces hand and wrist fatigue, and makes eating more manageable for a range of users.
Cutlery aids benefit people with arthritis, hand tremors, stroke recovery, or reduced grip strength. These utensils provide comfort where possible during meals.
Yes, there is cutlery designed for one-handed use. These utensils often have a left or right angle, depending on dominant hand.
You can buy disability cutlery in Australia from DoAbility. We offer a range of adapted utensils online, supported by expert advice and nationwide delivery.