My Old Website:

• Click here for a collection of many links to websites about adaptive devices and musicians who use them.

Music Education Organizations:

• Adaptive Music Project: A summer camp where music educators and engineers collaborate to create individualized adaptations and music education plans for children with limb differences.
• American Orff-Schulwerk Association
• Organization of American Kodály Educators

Limb Difference Support Groups:

• Helping Hands Foundation: Support group to connect children with upper limb differences and their families.  Two annual outings are held in Massachusetts.
• Amputee Coalition: National support group.
• Reach Charity Ltd.: Support group in the UK.

Adaptive Equipment:

• Makers4Good: Makers4Good pairs product manufacturers with related charities, and one of their current projects is “Recorders for All” (see the dedicated page on my site).
• Tetra Society of North America: A non-profit organization that recruits skilled volunteers to create customized assistive devices for people with physical disabilities.
• May We Help: A non-profit group of volunteer engineers who design unique, custom solutions for individuals with special needs to engage in and pursue their passions.  Based in Cincinnati, OH.

Instruments:

• Peter Worrell: Peter makes handcrafted instruments and custom keywork adaptations.
• Flute Lab is a company that sells adapted instruments made by Maarten Visser.

Grant Resources:

• Play Foundation: Provides financial support to the amputee community by funding projects related to athletics, arts, and education.

Research: 

• One-Handed Musical Instrument Trust: This trust has a competition to design one-handed instruments and adaptations for instrument.  Based in the UK.