Making things possible for Disabled People
REMAP’s mission is to improve the quality of life for people who experience short or long-term disability through infirmity, illness, or ageing. We do this by making and adapting equipment to meet the unique needs of individuals at no cost to them.
The equipment, produced by our team of dedicated volunteers, can help with day-to-day tasks such as mobility, personal care or eating. Or it can enable the client to pursue a hobby or ambition, such as participating in a sport or art activity.
How we can help
STEP 1
To get our help, please first complete our secure online referral form.
The information you provide helps us assess the best way to support you. We will manage your personal data sensitively and securely.
STEP 2
If we can help, we will connect you with your nearest REMAP branch.
One of our volunteers will visit you at your home/school to discuss your situation and understand what you need.
STEP 3
We will then work with you to either adapt existing items or make a new piece of equipment that suits your needs.
Our volunteers will keep in touch with you until it is complete.
OUR IMPACT
Find your nearest Branch
REMAP has 65 branches across England, Wales and Scotland. All of our branches are operated by volunteers who dedicate their time and skills to supporting disabled people in their local area.
Click the cog icon on the map to find out more about a branch.
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Our News, Stories & Events
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International Women in Engineering Day 2026
On International Women in Engineering Day 2026, we celebrate women engineers across the world and at REMAP, we’re proud to spotlight one of our exceptionally skilled volunteers, Teiba Ahmed. In her own words, Teiba reflects on her journey into engineering and why representation in the field matters: I’ve been volunteering with REMAP for over two…
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Oliver’s Rollator “life Saver”
“REMAP is an excellent organisation, Colin creating arm rests just for me has been a life saver.” Oliver Gosling, is an artist and Art Lecturer in Worthing, who lives with Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease, a rare peripheral neuropathic condition that affects the nerves which connect the brain and spinal cord to the rest of the body.…
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The People Making Thing Possible – Deborah
As part of Volunteers’ Week 2026, we’re shining a spotlight on some of the incredible people who make REMAP’s work possible. Deborah is a volunteer with the Dumfries REMAP branch, where she helps support the team in her roles as co-chairperson and treasurer. Having been involved with REMAP for more than a decade, she has…
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