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You rely on your prosthesis to walk and do other daily tasks, so it is important to take care of it properly. You can take out insurance for it to help pay for repairs or a replacement, but there are lots of things you can do to keep it in good condition too. It doesn't require a great deal of work on your part - just a basic understanding of what to do and what NOT to do to ensure your prosthesis doesn't degrade or become damaged.
Read on to learn the things you can do to maintain your prosthetics. Read More
There was a time when people thought being disabled meant that you must look a certain way. The wheelchair symbol on toilets and parking spaces influenced everyone's view. Read More
As life slowly returns to normal and covid restrictions are lifted, it can be difficult to adjust. The idea of going back to the way things were, especially in the ‘new normal’ whilst the virus is still circulating, can cause a lot of anxiety and worry. Many people are, quite rightly, nervous about doing things that we once considered ordinary because of all the unknowns that surround it – and it can be especially scary if you’ve been shielding or are at a greater risk of getting seriously ill. Read More
Working from home can have an impact on your home insurance. It is essential to make your insurer aware if you work from home - failure to do so could invalidate your home insurance policy. Those who work or run a business from home might also need to think about other types of cover with regards to working from home insurance. Read More
There are a few extra things you might want to think about if you're disabled, to ensure you get the most from your holiday experience. Here are 10 tips to take on board. Read More
Lockdown has affected everyone in lots of different ways and the impact of shielding on wheelchair users has been tougher than most. Restrictions have meant that many of us have been inside for longer than ever before and getting back on the road in your wheelchair accessible vehicle might seem like another tough challenge to face. However, with restrictions easing, and the British weather starting to turn in our favour, it's a great time to think about getting back on the road. We've put together a comprehensive safety guide for wheelchair accessible vehicles so you can make sure you're ready. Read More
After being rescheduled to take place this year following the coronavirus pandemic, the much-anticipated Tokyo 2020 summer Paralympics will now commence, 24th August 2021. Tokyo will showcase a spectacular line-up of sporting events featuring Paralympians from around the world before finishing on the 5th of September.
With 537 events taking place across 22 sports, including the newly added badminton and taekwondo events, the Tokyo Paralympics are shaping up to be a great celebration of sporting achievements. Read More
Here are just a few of the things to look out for if you’re planning an accessible UK holiday or break. Read More
Mobility hoists represent valuable tools to help transfer people with limited mobility from one place to another. Hoists are often available in care home settings and are commonly used to assist disabled or elderly people.
If you’re considering purchasing a mobility hoist for yourself or someone you care for, it is vital that you do a little research beforehand. There are many different brands and models on the market and two main hoist types: ceiling hoists and mobile hoists. It is also possible to purchase mobility scooter hoists to transfer people with personal vehicles. Read More
We’ve teamed up with DisabledHolidays.com to give you a run-down of some of the best wheelchair-accessible hotels and holiday destinations in the UK. Read More
