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The Danish Rehab Group is the trade association of manufacturers and suppliers of assistive technology products and disabled care services. See the latest products and technology from Denmark in the Danish Pavilion on stand D90 at Naidex 2010. |
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Communication Matters is a UK-wide charity dedicated to supporting people who find communication difficult because they find understanding of speech and language challenging or have little or no clear speech. Visit us on Stand D6 in the Communication Village. |
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Go Kids Go! Free national wheelchair skills training programme, established 1990. Helping young wheelchair users reach their full potential. Manual & powered courses, professionals’ workshops & disability awareness workshops in mainstream schools.
For more details visit our stand E28 at the Show or go to `Go Kids Go' zone on this website. |
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There are over 500 independent Occupational Therapists working in the United Kingdom with a wide range of expertise.
To find a therapist who works in your part of the country you can search the directory of independent practitioners by going to http://www.cotss-ip.org.uk or call our enquiry line Tel: 0800 389 4873.
Visit us on stand E56 at Naidex for a friendly chat with some of our members. We look forward to meeting you.
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Guide Dogs: Breaking down barriers to independence for blind and partially-sighted people. Delivering mobility services, with the guide dog at the core. See how we work on Stand D18 Hall 18
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Whizz Kidz Ambassador Clubs are regional clubs, centred on young wheelchair users that provide them with an outlet to socialize and make new friends. There are 14 clubs already established around the UK, with a further 27 clubs planned over the next two years. With over 500 young people participating in these clubs so far this makes us the biggest network of young disabled people in the UK!
To find out more go to:- http://www.whizz-kidz.org.uk/newsandresources/downloads |
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The Muscular Dystrophy Campaign is dedicated to improving the lives of everyone affected by muscle disease. Provides free practical and emotional support, funds world-class research into treatments and cures, campaigns to raise awareness and bring about change and gives grants towards the cost of specialist equipment.
See us in Hall 19 stand C86
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Disability Now is Britain’s leading magazine for, about and by disabled people. Under its first disabled editor, it concentrates on the concerns, rights, choices and lifestyles of disabled people. The magazine features celebrity interviews, lifestyle features and campaigning journalism. Plans are now in place to raise its profile on the web. |
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Canine Partners are delighted to welcome you to our stand B90, Hall 18. Presentations will be held daily at 12 noon and 2.30pm in the Demonstration Zone. |
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The Stroke Association is the only UK wide charity solely concerned with combating stroke in people of all ages. We fund research into prevention, treatment and better methods of rehabilitation, and help stroke survivors and their families directly through our services.
For more information about our Life After Stroke services, please visit us on stand E123.
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Motability provides worry-free motoring to over 530,000 disabled people and their families who transfer their Higher Rate Mobility Component of the Disability Living Allowance, or War Pensioners’ Mobility Supplement to obtain a car, powered wheelchair or scooter. |
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DisabledGo provides free online access guides to over 80,000 venues across the UK and Ireland on www.disabledgo.com. All kinds of places are visited in person and assessed. Visit us today. |
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The CTN is a national network of therapists provide care and support in the community for people living with long-term conditions. Working within rehabilitation, community and intermediate care settings, members work across education, health and social care (local government). See us on stand F200.
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UK Network keeping Blue Badge holders abreast of Blue Badge legislation and general disability matters. Quarterly magazine; individual guidance through our Head Office helpline; information available for parents of children with disabilities. We work with central and local government to maintain the rights and privileges of the Blue Badge Scheme.
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All funds generated from the sale of our independent living products will be used by The British Red Cross to help people in crisis, whoever and wherever they are. Stand D151
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St Roses' School - See us in Hall 19 stand E7 |
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SEN Magazine is the UK's leading special educational needs magazine. Packed full of authoritative news and articles, it's essential reading for SENCOs, therapists, teachers, parents, carers and special needs professionals. |
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If you would like to find out more about the National Trusts Access for All Admit One Cards, and to get a free copy of our Access Guide 2010, come and visit us on stand A40.
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The Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) is the national organisation for spinal cord injured people in the UK. SIA offer a range of services supporting individuals and their families from the moment an injury occurs for the rest of their lives. Come and visit us at stand number E195.
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If you are the parent, carer or therapist of a child who has complex physical and communication difficulties, our charity can offer help and support for both you and your child. Visit us on stand number D14
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Newlife helps UK children who are disabled, have long-term health conditions or who are terminally ill. Newlife Equipment Grants provide specialist equipment including wheelchairs and beds. Newlife Nurses provide information and support. Newlife Research funds work to prevent and treat. Newlife Campaigns seek improved provision. See us in Hall 19 Stand Number D9
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Hollybank School offers outstanding creative, multisensory education integrated with therapy and 24hr nursing. Flexible placements for children with profound and complex needs are available 52 weeks. Seamless transitions to adult services mean we offer “Quality of life… for life”.
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National Back Exchange is a multidisciplinary group for those with an interest in backcare and prevention of work related musculoskeletal problems.
Our Aims are:-
To promote the exchange of information and ideas on back care
To develop and promote common standards of training in safer handling
To promote initiatives and act as a forum for providing evaluation and audit of current practice in all matters associated with back care
To lobby employers to provide back care advisory services to reduce work related back problems
For more information visit www.nationalbackexchange.org
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