Need help now? If you are a serving member of HM Armed Forces, a reservist, a veteran, or an immediate family member, and are facing any kind of difficulty then please contact SSAFA’s Forcesline. Telephone: 0800 260 6767 Or contact us online. Our vision: A society in which the Armed Forces, veterans and their families…
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Visualise Training and Consultancy Ltd
Visualise Training and Consultancy Ltd provides specialist, non-clinical workplace assessments for employers supporting employees who are blind, partially sighted, Deaf, hard of hearing, use BSL or have tinnitus. We work with HR, occupational health and health and safety teams to identify workplace barriers and recommend practical reasonable adjustments, assistive technology, equipment and support. We also…
Family Fund
Family Fund provide free grants and services to families raising children and young people with additional needs, to help ease daily pressures and make life a little more manageable. The offer includes: Parent/ carer workshops covering a range of topics to boost digital and financial skills and confidence; learn how to make the most of your…
Hamill Homecare
Hamill Homecare is privately owned and managed by Dr Louise Hamill who has more than a decade’s experience working in a wide range of medical and surgical specialities in NHS hospitals. We have been delivering ‘EXCELLENT’ (as rated by the Care Inspectorate in 2023) complex care at home since 2016. Our service is built around one simple…
Enable Access
Summary: Enable Access is a UK designer and manufacturer of mobility access and wheelchair ramps, and the Exitmaster emergency stairway evacuation chairs. Trading since 1998, the company specialises in working through both local authorities and approved dealer partners throughout the UK, creating innovative ways to solve residential and public access challenges. Services: Key solutions within…
Cycling Without Age Scotland (CWAS)
More than 100,000 people have already benefited from CWAS’s operation since the charity formally launched in 2018. CWAS provides c.32,000 free-of-charge rides every year for people contending with mobility issues, other disabilities, loneliness and/or isolation. They can be of any age, though the majority of CWAS’s beneficiaries are older people. Growing from five of its…