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  Get inspired by real stories and videos from older people. See how others have taken healthy ageing into their own hands.
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  Find answers to common questions about healthy ageing. Get clear on available tools and services.
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Discover practical tips, exercises, and products to help you stay active and independent.
- Find healthy ageing articles
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- Find exercise sheets
  Check out these printable exercises (with pictures) to help keep your mind and body strong.
- Find activities
  Connect with your community. Use this directory to find social activities near you.
- Find helpful tools
  Explore this directory of assistive products. They're selected by clinical experts to make life easier.
- Navigating life changes
  With ageing comes change. Get tailored resources to help you prepare for times of transition.
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  Take a look at practical ways to make everyday tasks easier around the house, or out and about.
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- Meet the team
  Learn about some LiveUp team members who you might talk to on the phone or see at community events.
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Door stopper

What is a door stopper?

A door stopper holder a door.

Door stopper

A door stopper can easily be fitted to the wall behind your door to stop your door from banging against the wall or closing.

Usually magnetic, these discreet fittings mean you don't have to worry your door will slam while you're carrying in shopping or taking the bins out.

A door stopper is helpful if you are one-handed, have upper limb weakness, you need some extra time to navigate daily tasks, or you suffer from pain, or fatigue.

Everyday tips to help maintain your independence

A few simple processes and assistive products will make everyday tasks easier. You can see some suggestions to help you around the house by following the link below.

Around the house

Suggested places to purchase

Here are some suggested suppliers of products. We recommend you research to find the best fit for your situation and your budget.

Bunnings

Bunnings is one of Australia and New Zealand's leading retailers of home improvement and lifestyle products.

Temple & Webster

Temple & Webster is Australia’s largest online retailer in the furniture and homewares market.

Big W

Big W is a chain of Australian stores that provide products to make everyday life easier.