CLASSIFIEDS CONTD. MOBILITY PRODUCTS
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GREENBANKS HOMECARE
Greenbanks Homecare and Greenbanks Live-In Care support and care for people in their own homes, enabling them to continue enjoying independent living to the greatest possible extent.
• Turn your wheelchair into a hand cycle in 30 seconds! • Once the docking system is fixed to your chair it takes only seconds to dock on and you are ready to have some fun and get fit. • Good upper body & cardio vascular workout. • Go cycling on your own, with your partner, with the kids. • Regain your freedom, get out into the fresh air.
All handcycles built to order & tailored to individual requirements.
www.teamhybrid.co.uk Tel: 01329 832068
Greenbanks is one of the leading privately owned providers of homecare services across the south of England and Wales. Greenbanks care assistants can look after clients’ personal needs, help with domestic tasks and support people to live their daily lives as they wish; this can be through short, regular visits during the day, accompanying clients on visits and appointments, or staying with clients all the time to give live-in care.
Greenbanks care assistants also provide practical support for disabled people wishing to access activities in the community. The company is already helping to empower disabled people in South Wales, Bristol, Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire as they attend college courses, join clubs and pursue their own individual interests.
More: 08450 713913,
www.greenbanks.co.uk ABILITY FEST
This year marks the 10th birthday of one of the most informative events for disabled people in Glasgow and the West of Scotland. Ability Fest has grown into one of the largest events of its kind. With partners such as the Glasgow Bridging Services, Glasgow Works, Glasgow Metropolitan College, Glasgow Housing Association, Skills Development Scotland, Eaga, NHS 24 and Strathclyde Police, this event gives disabled people, family, carers and professional staff the opportunity to obtain advice and information on areas such as employment, leisure, health and education. Over 60 organisations will be exhibiting throughout the day and workshops will be running to actively involve visitors in gaining more information on employment, knowing your rights, healthy living and much more.
Ability Fest 2010 is on Thursday 21 October at the Glasgow Thistle Hotel, Cambridge Street, Glasgow from 10am-4pm.
More:
www.abilityfest.org.uk or call PPS on 0141 848 6688.
BARNCROSH FARM – SELF CATERING AT ITS BEST.
• Replacement tyres, tubes & batteries for most mobility scooters & powered chairs
• Replacement tyres, tubes, castors & wheels for self propelled & attendant wheelchairs
• Call out tyre fitting service (Greater Glasgow area)
• Wheelchair repair & servicing • Secure on-line at
www.mobilityscotland.net
• Contact us on 0141 434 0672 Or 07002MOBILITY
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Barncrosh Farm, in south west Scotland, offers a range of stylish accommodation for disabled visitors, with three properties
– the Corn Mill, Screel, and the Calf House – providing accommodation classifi ed as Category 2 (VisitScotland Assessment Scheme) ‘assisted wheelchair access’.
Each holiday cottage has been designed with careful attention to detail for your comfort and convenience, ensuring the houses, cottages, old farm stead and courtyard can accommodate disabled visitors.
Barncrosh provides greater fl exibility than most self-catering operators, offering weekly lets and short breaks (check availability and book online or by phone) – ensuring a wide choice of comfortable holidays.
More: 01556 680 216,
www.barncrosh.co.uk
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