Flair is a traditional home help service providing assistance with housework, shopping, laundry & ironing, companionship, check calls, outings, and one-off cleans. We offer continuity by sending the same member of staff (where possible) to each client, and offer a transport service to take you…
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- Home Help - We help Clients with their everyday life in their own surroundings. We serve the community of Reading and Wokingham and surrounding areas. Fully accredited by Wokingham Borough Council. Our services range from home help, which is vital everyday for some and for…
- From long-term care through to support with everyday living, Gabriel’s Angels are a friendly, family run business providing high quality bespoke personal care services in the Berkshire area and beyond, tailored to your individual requirements. Our care at home service allows you to remain independent…Unit 1, Millars BrookMolly Millars LaneWokinghamRG41 2AD
- Open Monday to Friday 9.00 am to 4.00 pmGoingCarFree.com is a travel awareness campaign delivered by Wessex DriveAbility, with funding from the Department for Transport, that seeks to give information and advice to people who are giving up driving for any reason to help them get around more easily, using a range of…Leornain HouseKent RoadSouthamptonSO17 2LJ
- Assisted travel services for older and disabled passengers travelling with Great Western Railway.
- Our emails and phone lines are monitored Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.Our experts can help you to live actively, independently and well with sight loss. Whether you’re asking for yourself or a member of your family, speak to someone from our friendly team today for more information. Our information and advice service can help you with…HillfieldsBurghfield CommonReadingBerkshireRG7 3YG
- To support every deaf person to achieve mobility and independence and have access to support services for different circumstances. A hearing dog can give a deaf person a newfound sense of independence and confidence with their loyal companion and true friend at their side.
- Visit gov.uk/mobility-scooters-and-powered-wheelchairs-rules for advice and guidance on the rules around mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs, including: Rules for class 3 invalid carriages Driving on the road Driving on footpaths and parking Eyesight requirements Who can use them Vehicle tax, registration and insurance
- Powered wheelchairs and scooters for severely disabled children and adults who cannot get them through statutory sources or afford to buy them
- Monday to Friday: 9.00am - 5pmMobility World started helping people with their mobility aids in 1990. We started out by trading in the Harrow area. We wanted to create a one-stop shop for people to find products, advice and guidance from people who have experience in the disabled and elderly…
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