Remap Berkshire - free disability equipment

Local Offer
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Remap work with skilled volunteer engineers to design and tailor make free disability equipment (where no commercial aid exists) for anyone with a disability, of any age. This can be for any purpose such as:

  • mobility
  • personal care
  • work
  • hobbies
  • sport
  • study.

Remap gives people with disabilities the joy of increased independence.

Everything is given free to the person it helps.

Who to contact

Contact name
Robert Monk
Contact position
Case Officer
Telephone
077 90 127 123 077 90 127 123
E-mail
Berks.CaseOfficer@remapgroups.org.uk
Website
Remap Berkshire
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For the head office:

Where to go

Address
Remap National Office
PO Box 976
Newport
Postcode

NP20 9SL

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Time/date details

Session information
Our volunteers visit the client at a mutually convenient time and place.

Costs

Details

Our aids are provided free to the client, although we do accept donations.

Availability

Referral details

We accept:

  • self-referrals or
  • referrals from a healthcare professional

by phone, email or online.

Other notes

Remap helps everyone with a disability.

Local Offer

Description

Remap is a national charity working through local groups of skilled volunteer engineers  who design and tailor make free disability equipment (where no commercial aid exists) for anyone with a disability, of any age. This can be for any purpose: mobility, personal care, work, hobbies, sport, study.

Remap gives people with disabilities the joy of increased independence.

Everything is given free to the person it helps.

Contact name
Robert Monk
Contact telephone
077 90 127 123
Contact email
berks.caseofficer@remapgroups.org.uk
Local Offer age bands
Early Years (0-4 years)
Primary (4-10 years)
Secondary (11-16 years)
Transitions to Adulthood (16+)

Extended Local Offer Response

Is your service accessible?

We visit the client at home.

What are the eligibility criteria for your service?

We provide free aids (that are not commercially available) to all disabled people.

How are referrals/applications made to your service?

We accept self-referrals, or via a healthcare professional. There are no eligibility criteria.

Funding
Local Authority
Charges
No
How will I know my child will be safe using this service?

Vulnerable clients are only visited when an appropriate carer is present.

Last updated

Last updated - .

Disclaimer

This information has been collected from third party providers. Slough Information and Services Guide and Slough Borough Council cannot accept responsibility for the accuracy of this information and recommend that parents, carers, young people, residents and professionals check with providers regarding DBS (Disclosure & Barring Service), OFSTED and CQC registrations.

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