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Offering advice on care, housing, services
and support for older and disabled people in Bexley
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Equipment
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Inspire Community Trust
20 Whitehall Lane,
Slade Green,
Kent,
DA8 2DH

Tel: 020 3045 5100
Fax: 01322 345416


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Equipment Catalogue

Description


There is a considerable range of equipment available, designed to help older people and those with disabilities and sensory impairments. Equipment ranges from that which is designed to ease daily routines to sophisticated devices that enables people with severe disabilities to achieve a degree of independence that may have not otherwise seemed possible.

The availalbility of equipment depends upon how easy it is to access an appropriate supplier or a specific device. There are several specialist equipment providers as well as in Bexley Inspire's Living Solutions Service. Living Solutions is a relatively new service based in Bexley.

 The service is expanding and in time will provide comprehensive advice and a range of equipment for sale that will meet a wide range of needs for those in the community. The added advantage of having such a fantastic local resource will be the ability to try and experiment with equipment in order to assist the right choice. Rapid supply will deliver requirements in a timely manner immediately the need is recognised and assessed. 

Please visit the useful web site operated by the Disabled Living Foundation which provides a significant resource of information about equipment for disabled people and much more.

Practical advice

Daily Living Equipment

Advice about Daily Living

Supplier Directory

Demonstration Centre

 

The Royal National Instititute of the Blind is the source of information which would be of interest to people with sight difficulties. There are links to advice and a wide range of specialist equipment.

 

The Royal National for the Deaf is the national  organisation that works tirelessly to improve the lives of people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Specialist equipment is equally important to those with hearing difficulties, follow links to advice about equipment available.

 

People who have both sight and hearing difficulties face unique challenges which in the main are understood by the organisation Deafblind UK. This organisation provides a wealth of information reached through their web site


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