dressing long-handled devices to help you do up your – buttons, specialist clothing with Velcro fastenings furniture beds, chairs, bath stools – easy to use tin openers and utensils, kettle kitchen aids – tippers, non-slip mats and chopping boards walking sticks and frames, wheelchairs, mobility aids – scooters making life at home safer personal alarms, grab rails and – grabbers/ reachers telephones with large displays and flashing lights. – Can I get help with buying aids or equipment? If you need help and support at home after a stroke, contact your local authority. They can arrange for you to have a support and care needs assessment.
dressing – long-handled devices to help you do up your buttons, specialist clothing with Velcro fastenings furniture – beds, chairs, bath stools kitchen aids – easy to use tin openers and utensils, kettle tippers, non-slip mats and chopping boards mobility aids – walking sticks and frames, wheelchairs, scooters making life at home safer – personal alarms, grab rails and grabbers/ reachers telephones – with large displays and flashing lights. Can I get help with buying aids or equipment? If you need help and support at home after a stroke, contact your local authority. They can arrange for you to have a support and care needs assessment.
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