Stocking for a multi-generational future
A NEW REPORT which looks at how Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) are distributed and spent, underlines changing approaches and attitudes to accessibility adaptations to homes. making changes, such as installing an enable care to take place at home, and to allow people to live independent lives,” says the report, published by Foundations, the national body which oversees organisations delivering adaptations under the Disabled Facilities Grants.
Co-sponsored by Mira Showers, and titled The Disabled Facilities Grant, progressive approaches to delivering one-stop-shop service, rather than expecting them to navigate several
An increasingly multi-generational society makes it imperative to future-proof homes to allow adaptations down the line, Craig Baker, marketing director of Mira Showers, tells BMJ
The DFG provided means-tested grants to 40,000 people to a total value recommendations is that better are likely to outnumber people served through grants.
adults experiencing mobility problems
and accessibility in homes will only increase.
development strategy places great emphasis on enabling people to live homes, rather than in hospitals or care homes.
among older people is underlined by
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