Key Handle Assembly

A key handle assembly being configured to facilitate inserting a key into a lock for persons having dexterity limitations, said assembly comprising:

• a body having a first side, a second side, and a perimeter edge extending between said first side and a second side, said perimeter edge having a top edge, a bottom edge, a front edge and a rear edge, said first side and said second side being positioned opposite each other at a distance between 0.50 inch and 2.00 inches apart, said front edge and said rear edge being positioned opposite each other at a distance between 6.00 inches and 10.00 inches;
• said front edge of said body having a plurality of notches extending therein and toward said rear side, each of said notches extending through said top and bottom edges, said notches each having a width configured to receive the key, said notches each having a depth configured to allow the key to pivot through said body;
• a plurality of intermediate walls being defined on opposite sides of said notches;
• said body having an aperture extending therethrough, said aperture extending into said first side and through each of said intermediate walls, said aperture being positioned between said top edge and said bottom edge, said aperture being positioned adjacent to said front edge;
• a rod extending through said aperture in said first side and through each of said intermediate walls, said rod releasably engaging said body adjacent to said second side, said rod being configured to be extendable through a key hole in the key such that the key is pivotably coupled to said body, wherein the key is positionable in a stored position extending toward said rear edge or in an extended position extending away from said front edge;
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• said bottom edge having a recess extending therein and extending through each of said first and second sides, said recess extending into said notches, said recess being configured to provide access to the key when the key is in said stored position.