What sort of adaptations can be made to the place where I live?

The type of adaptation varies from person to person. It will be based on your needs and the type of home you live in.

This could include:

Widening doorways and/or improving lighting to improve access to and within the property.
Improving access to kitchen facilities, e.g. fitting appropriate height cupboards and worktops if you use a wheelchair and/or improving lighting and providing high contrast work surfaces for people with visual impairments.
Ramps and railings to improve access in and out of your home.
Changing the layout of rooms to improve access to facilities such as a toilet.
Providing a stair lift or through floor lift to provide access to the upstairs.
Fitting a shower over your bath.
Replacing your bath with a level access shower.
Converting existing rooms to alternative uses, e.g. to create a downstairs bedroom or bathroom.

Building additional facilities such as a downstairs toilet or shower where it is not possible to provide this elsewhere.