Guiding Wheelchair Users on Buses: Tips and Respect

Navigating getting a custom NHS wheelchair be tricky because you often need to have an accessible home to eligible (depending on the area) here’s me explaining my thoughts on this! Remember: each area is different and if you are unsure ALWAYS speak to your medical team first! #Access: Video description: Eliza a White fem wheelchair user with blonde hair. They explain in different locations around the house such as outside, the kitchen, the living room and the bathroom how they navigated getting

Trying to get into a shop as a wheelchair user isn’t always easy! But you can often find temporary solutions (although they are not ideal or accessible for everyone!) however I’m aware small businesses may not legally be allowed to install a ramp or have the funding to install one either! #Access: video description: Eliza a White fem wheelchair user with blonde hair is trying to get into a shop with steps. A staff member explains they don’t have a ramp. Eliza and the staff have a conversation ab

Understanding Disabled Parking Etiquette and Issues

A disabled woman with paralyzed legs, the challenge of disability #disability

Gaza war amputees mark International Disabilities Day | AJ #shorts

ad | how to prepare in case of a power cut?💡 as a disabled person, situations like this can be even more difficult to deal with (so it's even more important to prep!) 🙈 it can be harder to navigate the house, reach emergency items like torches or medication, and we may need help from other people to do basic tasks... so a power cut can cause a pretty tricky situation (especially on dark winter nights) what can we do to prepare? 👇🏻 ★ place easy-to-reach torches around the house (and keep them

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