About Link Assistive
OUR VISION
Contribute to independence and the ability to live an inclusive and connected life
OUR MISSION
Helping people to communicate, connect, learn, and participate by providing high quality personalised, assistive and interactive technology solutions
Link Assistive values
Lead
We seek high-quality world-class products. We lead in the supply and service of Assistive and Sensory Technologies.
Support
We are here to support our customers and colleagues. We believe no question is a silly question.
Link
We link people to the tech they need. We create networks within the global and local AT industry.
Communicate
We communicate to our customers and team members quickly and carefully. We pro-actively provide the information you need.
Be Accessible
We endeavour to make our products, our website and our people as accessible as possible.
Our team
Meet our team
of skilled professionals
We provide product demonstrations, training for specific software programs (e.g. TD Snap), and ongoing technical support for equipment purchased through us.
This training can assist you in working with treating health professionals to support student goals.
Our story
Where we started
Link Assistive New Zealand Ltd was founded in February 2024. With a strong reputation in Australia, we hope we can also make a difference for individuals in need of Assistive Technologies in New Zealand.
Link Assistive Australia was founded by Bas in 2008. The main reason for founding his own company was because of a strong belief he had in the huge lifechanging potential of the new ground-breaking eye tracking technology from Sweden.
Bas caught the bug as soon as he was introduced to the world of Assistive Technology, as he began developing custom computer access solutions at a Rehabilitation Centre back in 1999.
Seeing first-hand the immense difference the right technology can make in people’s lives, he continued on this path and is still as inspired now as he was back then. ‘I have met so many amazing individuals along the way. Having had the chance to play a small role in making a difference in their lives is something I am very grateful for and has taught me a lot.’