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Stage 3 · NURA Kit

Accessibility goes where the person goes.

Available before it is urgent. The NURA Kit brings options to any point in a venue. It is offered, never imposed, to anyone who wants to use it, with no diagnosis or justification needed.

NURA Kit: black backpack with a lime-green handle, noise-reducing headphones, a pouch and fidget objects.

What it is for

Options, not instructions.

Put together by function, preference and context. It comes after training, because the value of a kit depends on who offers it and how.

  • Adjust visual, sound and touch stimulation.
  • Communicate needs, choices, pain or consent.
  • Anticipate sequences, timings, changes and transitions.
  • Support memory, orientation and understanding.
  • Make posture, rest or waiting easier.
  • Support families, carers and teams in using it safely.
Black NURA backpack with the NO HUMAN B logo and a lime-green handle.
Black noise-reducing headphones and a fabric pouch with the logo.
Fidget objects in lime green and black.

The kit is a system

ElementIn practice
SelectionAge-appropriate items with dignified design, never childish.
UseEach item is loaned (cleanable), consumable (single use) or personal (the person keeps it).
OperationKnown collection points, hygiene, restocking and accessible instructions.
EvidenceThe kit is support, not a therapeutic intervention. Every claim follows the evidence behind it.
ListeningA simple voluntary feedback route informs changes to the kit and the environment.
At a museum information desk, a member of staff offers the NURA backpack to a visitor, who takes it quite naturally.

The portable support helps me stay.

The prepared venue means I need to leave less.

Bring the NURA Kit to your organisation.

With teams trained to offer it.