Eating is a necessity, and cooking, an art. However, not everyone enjoys that. This blend of work and creativity can cause discomfort for a few, mostly the elderly and disabled.

It could be difficult for them to hold a coffee cup or open a jar lid, let alone cook. They may find it dangerous to be alone in the kitchen. In such a scenario, emotional support is essential. Fortunately, several…

According to NHS statistics, there are over 1.2 million people who use wheelchairs in the UK. Of that total, around 800,000 use them regularly.

As any wheelchair user will tell you, the environment can seem an unaccommodating place when you’re rolling rather than walking.

While various changes to government regulations have led to improvements over the last 25 years, ramp or lift access is still under-supplied in both public and private…

There are various types of aids, and they provide different levels of support. Therefore, you must choose the one that meets your usage, handling, and support needs.

Aids such as folding walking frames provide stability to individuals…

It can be so difficult for the elderly and disabled to get out of bed.

While healthy people may take these simple pleasures of life for granted, people with disabilities may have to ask for support or experience discomfort every single time.

An injury, disability, or condition can make someone so helpless. Fortunately,…

As the average age of the UK population steadily increases, there is a corresponding growth in the number of conditions which are associated with old age.

Dementia for example, impacts one in 14 people over 65 years of age, and one in six over 80.

Alzeimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, with around…