Living safely at home

For many people moving safely around their home is an ongoing problem and accidents like falls can have serious consequences. These problems can be due to illness, sight or hearing loss, a physical or learning disability or just growing older and finding it harder to move around.


major equipment and adaptations

The installation of major adaptations such as stair lifts and ramps for easy access can help you remain living independently in your own home.

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help with walking

If you are finding it difficult to walk around inside your home there are a number of walking aids available. This could be a walking stick or frame, or maybe a wheelchair.

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equipment to help you

Whatever problems you are having with day to day living, there is a wide range of helpful equipment available that can help you to stay living independently in your own home.

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telecare

For some older and more vulnerable people, and their carers, alarms or detectors in the home are a vital way of making contact with someone in an emergency.

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someone to help you

If you are unable to move safely around your home, even with mobility equipment, it is probably time you thought about getting help from a care worker.

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