PCHO guide
Plan a day out with a wheelchair
Travel, step-free access and toilets: the questions worth checking before you go.
An initiative of
PALA Institute for Spiral Cognition
On your terms. At home. Out in the world.
Plan journeys, find practical support and explore opportunities. For wheelchair users and people with other mobility needs.
Three practical guides to support your own decisions.
PCHO guide
Travel, step-free access and toilets: the questions worth checking before you go.
PCHO guide
Describe your needs, find specialist advice and clarify the questions before adapting a home.
PCHO guide
Explore clubs and leisure without assumptions about ability or membership.
Prepare rail travel or a transport request; confirm the actual journey with the provider.
Accessible Swiss rail travel
SBB provides information about accessible rail travel and assistance with boarding and leaving trains. Use its guidance to prepare a journey and find the appropriate assistance route.
Request accessible transport in Aargau
TIXI Aargau offers transport for Aargau residents who cannot use public transport, or can do so only with difficulty. Its booking information includes email and telephone contact.
Explore accessible-travel information
Procap Reisen & Sport provides travel information and links to offers for disabled people. Its website is a starting point for exploring trips and leisure possibilities.
Specific access information rather than blanket promises.
Check access information before a visit
Pro Infirmis provides digital accessibility information about buildings and facilities. Detailed entries help you investigate features such as routes and entrances when planning a visit.
Find Eurokey toilets and facilities
Eurokey information explains the key system used for designated facilities and provides a Swiss location map. It helps you find facilities that use the system and understand how access works.
Specialist advice, independent choices and lived experience.
Plan a more accessible home or workplace
The Swiss Paraplegic Association’s specialist service in Muhen advises on accessible homes, buildings and workplaces. Its guidance supports people exploring adaptations and barrier-free design across Switzerland.
Find wheelchair peer advice
The Swiss Paraplegic Association offers peer advice from people with wheelchair experience. Conversations focus on independence, mobility and everyday life.
Disability support in Aargau
Pro Infirmis Aargau offers advice on housing, work and participation for disabled people and their families. It is a starting point for questions about everyday life and finding suitable support.
Support with rights and everyday life
Procap brings together information and support on legal questions, housing, leisure and participation. Explore its services to find a route that matches the part of everyday life you want help with.
Explore around your interests.
Meet the Aargau wheelchair club
Rollstuhlclub Aargau is a regional starting point for wheelchair sport, club life and shared activities. Explore its website to learn about the club and ways to connect.
Explore activities and connection through established organisations.
Wheelchair sport and local connections
Rollstuhlclub Aargau offers a regional route into wheelchair sport and club activities. Its website introduces shared interests, participation and opportunities to meet others.
Find wheelchair clubs across Switzerland
The Swiss Paraplegic Association’s directory introduces regional wheelchair clubs. It helps you explore sport, leisure and connection with people who share wheelchair experience.
Explore sport and activity
PluSport brings together information about sport activities, clubs and camps for people with disabilities. Its website helps you explore ways to take part in sport and movement.
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