Equipment and gadgets that make day-do-day tasks easier and safer for people with limited mobility and with disabilities, including: Mobility aids Kitchen aids Moving and handling Stairlifts Hand rails Walking aids Ramps Pressure relief Incontinence products Bathrooms aids Adjustable beds and chairs Eating and drinking…
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24 hour services open 365 days per yearProviding support & care for people with learning & physical disabilities either in their own home or in a small residential care environment for seven people. We are able to provide services to people with profound & multiple disabilities.Armadale CourtWestcote RoadReadingRG30 2ES- A community initiative offering essential transport to the elderly and disabled and visits to the sick and housebound, with help from volunteers. Opening hours for enquiries are 9.30am - 11.30am Monday - Friday. We can help young people with a disability only with transport to get…Church House59 Church StreetCavershamRG4 8AX
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