Equipment & Services

EPC Equipment for the Physically Challenged

A family run business that will source products and provide advice. Also provides free assessments and home demos; repairs and servicing of wheelchairs, powerchairs and scooters; spares; grab rails and other home help products. Click here to visit www.epc-wheelchairs.co.uk.

CommunityEquipment.com

Visit this web site to buy and sell second-hand specialised equipment for disabled people. Click here to visit www.communityequipment.com.

YoureAble.com

Community-based web site providing information, products and services for disabled people. Click here to visit www.youreable.com.

Peppercorn Rent

Web site for community organisations who occupy community buildings for charitable purposes, with information about leases, rents, and grant aid. Click here to visit www.peppercornrent.co.uk.

Equipmentdirect.org.uk

Equipment and Information for Independent Living are a free service providing information to improve independent living for older people and those with an impairment. www.equipmentdirect.org.uk 

Turn2us

Turn2us is a new charity providing an online service to help people access information on all benefits and grants available to them from both statutory and voluntary organisations in the UK. In many cases, applications for support can be made directly from the website and people can be kept informed by email or by text to their mobile phone. You can access the service at http://www.turn2us.org.uk/

Aidis Trust - Computer Help

Helpline - Aidis' helpline provides free advice and support on all aspects of computing within the disability community : from advice on specialist equipment to what to do when your computer goes wrong. This is available on 0845 120 3719 (local call rate only) or support@aidis.org 5 days a week. The website can be found at www.aidis.org

JustMobility.co.uk

Useful news, products and services.
Click here to visit www.justmobility.co.uk.

The Accessible Property Register

A property website that only accepts adverts for property that is accessible or adapted. Click here to visit www.accessible-property.org.uk.

Social Information on Disability

Social Information on Disability, but commonly known as ‘SID’, is a registered charity. It provides access to quality information on all aspects of living with disability, and aims to give people the information they need to live life to the full.

Equip for Life

Independent living through equipment at affordable prices. www.equipforlife.org.uk

The Nihal Armstrong Trust

The Nihal Armstrong Trust provide children up to and including the age of 18 who have cerebral palsy with essential pieces of equipment, communication aids or specific services that their local authority does not provide. www.nihalarmstrongtrust.org.uk