This grant funded program will serve over 1,000 participants between March 2025 and October 2026.

Each participant will be eligible for up to $1800.00 in assistive technology devices to support access to education, employment, and community, along with training and support on using that assistive technology. They will also be enrolled in digital literacy training that will be customized to their level.

All of this will be provided at no cost to the participants.

Educators find more teaching time and reduce referrals.

Employers increase retention, innovation, and productivity.

Community organizations and city events gain higher participation by making events accessible to all.

Equity Access Solutions, LLC (EquiAcc) is a sister company to Sensory Tool House, LLC.

Create a more inclusive and calming environment for your students, clients, customers, or patients!

Throughout the year we participate in and host many events with our community partners. We also continue to host some events at our location, including our Sensory Santa!

Both kids and adults enjoy resetting their nervous systems in this space. To keep this space clean for all:

Please remove your shoes.

For some, removing your shoes is not possible due to sensory processing or other reasons. Please just let a staff member know, we understand.

No Food or Drink allowed in the sensory room.

Everyone reacts differently to sensory input. At the store, you can test out most products to see what works best for you.

Do not open product packages. If the product is not on display, ask for assistance.

Try before you buy is in store only. Oral motor tools are not available to test prior to purchase for healthy and safety purposes.

Order online and we can have your order ready for you to pick up in store.

Call us when you arrive, and we will bring it out to you. Sometimes it's just easier!

Celebrating someone? We can wrap that gift for you! just let us know!

Occasionally we have a story to tell or something to share. When we do, we will share it here. We will cover a broad range of topics related to neurodiversity, sensory processing, disability, employment, and more.