When sensory input becomes overwhelming, many people cut their visit short – or choose not to participate in the first place.

The Sensory Bag is more than a bag filled with support tools. It is a ready-to-use neuroinclusion concept designed for museums, educational institutions, public spaces, and leisure venues that want to actively support neurodivergent visitors.

Each Sensory Bag contains carefully selected resources such as noise-reducing headphones, fidget tools, and visual supports. At the same time, it forms part of a broader, well-designed concept that helps organisations reduce sensory overload, provide orientation, and enable participation.

The bags can be easily loaned on-site, offering low-barrier support exactly when it is needed – without requiring structural changes or extensive organisational adjustments.

As an immediately implementable solution, Sensory Bags are often the first step towards broader neuroinclusive measures, including sensory corners, quiet spaces, and comprehensive visitor support concepts.

In this way, a simple bag becomes a visible commitment to accessibility, inclusion, and meaningful participation for all.