Age UK
Adapting your home: Services and equipment to help you stay living at home
Publication date: 2015
Ranking: useful
This useful guide is aimed at disabled people wanting to make adaptations or improvements to their homes to make them more accessible. It gives professional designers a useful guide as to what is important in home accessibility.
The guide looks at some of the changes disabled people can make, the equipment available and the help they may be offer from their local council social services department. It explains how these changes can help maintain independence and help someone to stay living at home safely.
It contains a useful list of organisations who can provide support or advice.
Follow this link to the Age UK website to download a copy.
To obtain a copy in an alternative format or language
Please write to:
Age UK,
Tavis House,
1-6 Tavistock Square,
London WC1H 9NA
Telephone: 0800 169 8787
Email, using form on website: http://www.ageuk.org.uk/contact-us/