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The below links should take you to Disability Equipment Websites |
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| AbilityNet | Adapting Technology - Changing Lives AbilityNet is a national charity helping disabled adults and children use computers and the internet by adapting and adjusting their technology. Our special expertise is ensuring that whatever your age, health condition, disability or situation you find exactly the right way to adapt or adjust your ICT to make it easier to use. |
| AssitIT | Consultancy and Training in Assistive and Inclusive Technology |
| Force 10co | Assistive Technology Solutions. Suppliers of technology for Independent Living, Education and Employment supporting those with Low Sight, Blind, Hearing and Mobility Impairments. Locals to our showroom are welcome to call in and see our product range. Specialists in Sensory Loss & Hearing Loop systems. Force Ten started trading in 1967, and since 1989 has become a major supplier of Low Vision Aids and Assistive Hearing products for those with visual and hearing impairments. |
| Humanware | HumanWare products are designed to last, to grow (and in many cases, to go) with the user. Giving them the independence to compete effectively with peers, to feel connected – to be a vital part of the global information age in which we live. |
| Dyslexic.com | iansyst was founded by Ian Litterick in 1983 to provide good value training and educational software. Since 1994 our core focus has been technology to help people with dyslexia make the most of their abilities. This has widened to include other Assistive Technology. |
| ShopMobility Dunfermline |
Scooter and powerchair hire for people with mobility problems. Normaly based at large town shopping centres |
| Scooter and powerchair hire for people with mobility problems. Normaly based at large town shopping centres | |
| ShopMobility Glenrothes |
Scooter and powerchair hire for people with mobility problems. Normaly based at large town shopping centres |
| The National Federation of Shopmobility UK (NFSUK) |
Shopmobility Scheme Directory. This link will take you to there webpage containing a map of Shopmobility s Scheme`s in the UK. |
| The Aidis Trust | The Aidis Trust was founded in 1975 to help disabled people communicate more easily and effectively through technology |
| Computers For The Disabled |
We have been a Registered Charity for over 13 years and still the only Computer Charity that do what we do and the way we do it. We are unique as a Charity and for 10 long years we have managed to pay the bills and weekly running costs ourselves by using our own DLA, DSS and Mobility money, unlike many other charities where people are paid. Many times over the last 10 years our Chairman Paul Harris has used his own DLA money to pay CFTD bills so not to let the Charity go under. We have able bodied staff that do a full days work and then find time to help disabled people until the late hours of the night. That's dedication and the most impressive thing about it all is that no one involved with CFTD takes a penny in wages and at times put their own personal money in to pay bills as well. Find another Charity in the UK that does this and you will be searching forever. Yes, we have tried the Lottery commissions 3 times but they say we are not important enough to get a grant. |
| Independence at home | What''s it for? Help with adaptations and equipment for people living Who can apply? Individuals, their carers or representatives (public What is available? Variable This Fund helps people with a long-term illness or a disability with the Individuals should be refered by health or social care professionals |
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| Fife Independent Disability Network, West Bridge Mill, Bridge Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife, KY1 1TE Scottish Charity No: SC 026112 |
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