Stories

We help young and old alike, from babies to centenarians. We help people with a range of disabilities, with both physical and mental conditions. We help everyone regardless of their income, and our help is given free of charge (although donations are welcome!)

We work across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and we have a sister organisation in Scotland.

Arm extension for child’s bicycle

Isabella was born with a hand and part of her forearm missing. When her friends started to ride bikes, she could only look on longingly.

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Ball-throwing device

Lorna has cerebral palsy, so uses a wheelchair to get around, but was unable to throw a ball for her dog Eli.

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Cooking trolley

Helen has help with cooking and cleaning, but was determined to prepare some of her meals herself.

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Bowling wheelchair

John loves playing indoor bowls using a bowling wheelchair, but had to rely on other players to move him around.

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‘Arm’ for one-armed golfer

James plays football and snooker, and wanted to add golf to his repertoire despite having virtually no left arm.

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Remote control for wheelchair

Sue uses a wheelchair and drives an adapted car, but once she has transferred to the car, the wheelchair is left marooned.

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Walking aid extension

Brian uses a walking aid because of his multiple sclerosis, but as he is 6ft 7in tall he had to stoop to use it.

Pushchair control

Celine was unable to take her young son, Chili, out in his pushchair as she can’t walk without callipers and crutches.