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04/23/2026

An estimated 10 million children worldwide need a wheelchair but don’t have one, and the need is greatest in low- and middle-income countries.

CLASP provides high-quality pediatric assistive products designed to support each child as they grow—helping them move, play, learn, and gain independence. 🌻

Explore our pediatric range at clasphub.org

📸: Lilit in Armenia in her Liberty II wheelchair by Momentum Wheels for Humanity

04/23/2026

Too often, access to assistive products is delayed by limited supply, high costs, and complex logistics.

CLASP simplifies the process—offering a wide range of quality, affordable products, ready to ship worldwide.

More choice. Shorter lead times. Fewer barriers.

See how CLASP is improving access: clasphub.org

04/21/2026

We design for real life, not just specifications
When we design mobility products, we don’t start with government procurement specs we start with real users and real environments.
Can it handle daily transport?
Can caregivers adjust it easily?
Will it still work well years from now?
Can programs afford to scale it?
Cub was engineered around these questions durability, repairability, and adjustability included from the start.
If you’d like a deeper look at our design approach:
• Explore more on our website
• Reply with your questions
We’re always happy to share details.

Spanish:
Diseñamos para la vida real, no solo para las especificaciones.
Cuando diseñamos productos de movilidad, no comenzamos con especificaciones de compras gubernamentales empezamos con personas reales y entornos reales.
¿Puede adaptarse al uso diario y al transporte cotidiano?
¿Los cuidadores pueden ajustarla fácilmente?
¿Seguirá funcionando bien con el paso de los años?
¿Los programas pueden escalar su implementación de manera sostenible?
Cub fue diseñada en torno a estas preguntas, incluyendo la durabilidad, la reparabilidad y la capacidad de ajuste desde el principio.
Si desea conocer más a fondo nuestro enfoque de diseño:
• Explore más en nuestro sitio web
• Responda con sus preguntas
Siempre estamos encantados de compartir detalles.

04/02/2026

Take a closer look at how CLASP expands access to life-changing assistive products around the world. ⬇️

03/20/2026

Happy birthday, Romina! 🌟 We’re proud to help ensure that organizations like Teletón FUNTER El Salvador have the products they need to support young people like Romina.

03/20/2026

The right fit makes all the difference.

Assistive products aren’t one-size-fits-all. When properly fitted, they support posture, prevent injury, and make everyday movement safer and more comfortable. Just as importantly, they enable independence—at home, school, work, and in the community.

As people grow and their needs change, their equipment should change with them. That’s why we offer a range of products that are adjustable, available in multiple sizes, and suited for different environments—so each individual can find what truly works for them.

The right fit doesn’t just feel better, it makes everyday life more possible.

Pictured: Wheelchair service provision in Papua New Guinea through the support of cbm New Zealand.

03/17/2026

Today's Wordle knows how important an appropriate assistive product is! 🙂

03/16/2026

We connect people around the world with high-quality, affordable mobility aids—supporting both long-term health solutions to humanitarian emergencies.

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CLASP is a global marketplace and distribution center for high-quality, affordable assistive products. Contact us today for a free quote.

03/16/2026

CLASP product arrival in Ecuador! A container of assistive products = countless lives changed.

Thank you to CIELO de Amor, Ecuador for your commitment to ensuring quality, appropriate, and sustainable care for people in the greatest need.

03/16/2026

Julian's smile says it all! We ❤ to see the immediate impact an appropriate assistive product makes.

03/05/2026

Dani’s story shows why reliable access, quality products, and long-term support matter—especially as children grow and their needs change.

Dani's new active-style wheelchair was provided by Teletón FUNTER El Salvador via CLASP.

03/01/2026

Mobility = Possibility

Today, on International Wheelchair Day, we’re sharing Kalpana’s story.

Kalpana was traveling home in Nepal when a devastating bus accident changed her life forever. Her husband and 16-month-old daughter were killed, and she was left with a spinal cord injury, unable to walk.

After months of treatment and a long hospital stay, Kalpana was determined to rebuild her life. At the Spinal Injury Rehabilitation Centre (SIRC) in Sanga, she received the comprehensive care she needed—physical therapy, medical support, and counseling that helped her regain strength, confidence, and independence.

Just two months after completing rehabilitation, Kalpana returned to SIRC as a peer counselor.

Today, she supports others who are newly injured and grieving—offering understanding, encouragement, and proof that life after spinal cord injury can hold hope and possibility.

Last September, Kalpana received a RoughRider wheelchair through CLASP, designed for the rugged terrain of her community—giving her the freedom to travel, work, and stay connected.

On this International Wheelchair Day, Kalpana’s story is a testament to the power of mobility to restore purpose and community.

International Society of Wheelchair Professionals - ISWP