CLASP Hub

01/15/2026

We help governments, NGOs, and humanitarian organizations source quality assistive products quickly and reliably—helping people get what they need, when and where they need it, from long-term health solutions to humanitarian emergencies.

Learn more or reach out to us at clasphub.org

01/07/2026

DDO is a Canadian non-profit dedicated to addressing the needs of people with disabilities in low-resource settings.

A variety of DDO products are available through CLASP. See all of our full product catalog here: clasphub.org.

12/31/2025

In 2025, CLASP delivered more than 17,000 essential assistive products across 18 countries—helping thousands of children and adults gain greater freedom, connection, and opportunity.

When a devastating earthquake struck central Myanmar in March, CLASP responded quickly to deliver urgently needed assistive products and self-care items to support affected communities.

None of this would be possible without our partners and customers. Thank you for your trust, collaboration, and shared commitment to expanding access and inclusion.

As we look ahead to 2026, we remain dedicated to ensuring people everywhere can live full and meaningful lives.

Wishing you and your loved ones a happy, healthy New Year.

Pictured: Romina, 14, with her family. Romina received a new wheelchair from CLASP, provided by Teletón in El Salvador.

12/23/2025

We ❤️ to see this kind of life-changing impact!

12/23/2025

Happy Holidays from CLASP!

Thank you to our partners and customers for working to expand access to high-quality assistive products around the world. Wishing you a season filled with hope, connection, and possibility.

12/19/2025

Meet Sharmini Constantinescu, Executive Director of DDO.

Inspired by her own experience growing up in a low-resourced country, Sharmini leads DDO with a clear focus: enabling access to resources for people with disabilities.

DDO designs assistive products that are customizable, durable, and built for real-world conditions. From modular seating systems like D-Combi to a commitment to trained service provision, DDO focuses on quality, affordability, and responsible delivery.

DDO products are available through CLASP’s ready-to-ship assistive product catalog.

Read our interview with Sharmini here:

Sharmini Constantinescu is the Executive Director of Diversability Development Organization (DDO), a Canadian non-profit dedicated to addressing the needs of people with disabilities in low-resource settings. DDO designs solutions that are customizable, durable, and grounded in real-world conditions

12/16/2025

Millions of people need assistive products—but can’t get them because the supply chain fails them. CLASP is changing that.

We help governments, NGOs, and humanitarian organizations quickly source high-quality assistive products—so help reaches people faster, where it’s needed most.

Trusted by WHO, UNICEF, and global NGOs.

Learn how access changes lives and communities worldwide: clasphub.org

12/11/2025

We’re preparing urgently needed wheelchairs and essential self-care items for delivery to Gaza.

This humanitarian effort is supported by the World Health Organization (WHO), and we’re grateful to help get critical supplies to those who need them most.

12/03/2025

Today, we honor International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

Too many people still lack the assistive products and support needed to participate fully in their communities. CLASP is committed to closing that gap by making high-quality, appropriate products easier to access worldwide.

Inclusion begins with the right tools. Let’s work toward a world where everyone, everywhere, has access to the tools they need to support mobility and independence.

10/28/2025

CLASP is transforming how assistive products reach people who need them most.

In the latest episode of the Charity Charge podcast, Wheels for Humanity’s Executive Director Charles Redding shares how CLASP simplifies global access to quality, affordable mobility aids, ensuring that organizations around the world can serve more people, faster.

Tune in to hear how CLASP works and how we’re growing.

08/28/2025

"On the day of the earthquake, the mosque collapsed. I was trying to go in and rescue people, but when the second tremor hit, I got trapped and injured my back. After that, I couldn’t walk anymore. One of my younger sisters died right there at the scene. Now, since I can’t walk, I haven’t been able to work, and I’ve just been stuck at home. But now that I’ve received this wheelchair, I can finally move around the village again. I’m so grateful for this support."

CLASP partnered with UNICEF to support children and families affected by the recent earthquake in Myanmar by providing assistive devices including wheelchairs, walkers, and crutches and physiotherapy sessions through partner agencies, enabling people with disabilities to participate fully in daily life, education, and employment opportunities.

08/21/2025

"I have three siblings, and I’m the middle child. Both my father and mother died in the earthquake that day when our house collapsed. I survived but got crushed in the rubble, and my hands and legs were broken. Now, only my older brother and I work to support the family. I sell flowers at the local market. After the accident, I couldn’t walk properly anymore, and I couldn’t even stretch my fingers. But now, physiotherapists have been coming to help me exercise, and it’s getting better—I can stretch my fingers again. Thanks to the physiotherapists and the walking stick they gave me, I can move again."

CLASP partnered with UNICEF to support children and families affected by the recent earthquake in Myanmar by providing assistive devices including wheelchairs, walkers, and crutches and physiotherapy sessions through partner agencies, enabling people with disabilities to participate fully in daily life, education, and employment opportunities.