Safety Lights for Seniors

24 October 2022 by Kylie Hargreaves

Wellbeing

None of us can see well in the dark, but as we age the risks of tripping or falling in the dark increases. Our spatial awareness, reflexes, co-ordination, eye-sight all deteriorate.

Safety Lights are a simple and cost-effective (2cents a day) solution to poor visibility in the home and can help reduce the risk of falls. Rotary District 9640 and Bunnings have joined forces to try to reduce the horrific trip and fall statistics in Australia. Good on them!

https://www.safetylightsforseniors.org.au

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