ASD – Giving Your Child the Support They Need
It can be difficult for a child with ASD (otherwise known as Autism Spectrum Disorder) to hope with the stresses and responsibilities of school. Everyday situations which children are expected to deal with easily can turn into stressful attacks with which there may seem like no escape. People with autism will often find it difficult … Continue Reading
Rail Traveling with Physical disabilities
There are around 9.4 million people who are classed as disabled in England alone. This accounts for 18% of the general population. With this in mind, it is likely that someone who has a physical disability will want to use public travel to make a journey. This is especially true if they are unable to … Continue Reading
How architecture benefits the disabled
How architecture benefits the disabled Innovative architecture may not be the first thought that springs to mind when considering how to improve the everyday life of someone living with a disability, but for Croft Goode Architects it presents a whole new challenge in helping to regain some of that all-important independence. We’d like to take … Continue Reading
Different forms of domestic abuse
According to information released by the Office for National Statistics, domestic abuse continues to be a problem in many homes in the UK. In 2015, approximately 1.4 million women and 700,000 men were victims of domestic abuse; statistics that will be of great concern to those working in social care jobs. Domestic abuse, which can occur in different … Continue Reading
Making Your Home Accessible
Making Your Home Accessible Accessibility in the home is all about making life as effortless as possible. That way, whether it’s a friend, family member, or tenant, the person living there can have a happy and safe environment to truly call home. Some of the changes to make a home accessible are small and temporary, … Continue Reading
Why healthcare businesses should invest in washable tech
Whatever the healthcare setting, whether it’s a hospital, GP or dental surgery, residential or nursing home or pharmacy, patient safety and hygiene is of utmost importance. With a rising awareness of the need for effective infection control, the healthcare sector has seen a growing demand for innovative new ways to help lower the risk of … Continue Reading
Advice for Life After Disability Due to A Work Injury
For many people, the prospect of living a full life after becoming disabled is difficult. If you feel this way, it is important to know that you are not alone. Depending upon the type of injury, you may be facing a life that requires help, care, or ongoing medical issues, but you can still have … Continue Reading
KD Smart Chair – Standard Wheelchair Model Review
The KD Smart Chair is a new innovative product that is highly beneficial to wheelchair users. Their Standard model actually weighs only 50 pounds and supports passengers weight of up to 265 pounds. It folds in seconds and can fit into your SUV, car and small closet easily. It makes things a lot easier to … Continue Reading
Ways to Stay Independent as You Age
It goes without saying that everyone wants to be able to live independently and take care of themselves for as long as possible. While there are a number of things you can do to stay fit and healthy, there are also many adaptations and services that can make life easier and help you live in … Continue Reading
What to Look for in Private Wheelchair Friendly Properties
What to Look for in Private Wheelchair Friendly Properties It can be incredibly challenging to find disability friendly homes anywhere, even in London with its millions of inhabitants and properties. Social housing includes a number of properties which have been specifically designed to cater for wheelchair users and others with individual needs though. These are … Continue Reading