Opt4mobility offers friendly and helpful advice on mobility products and bathroom adaptations.

Our 20 years experience in providing mobility products and bathroom adaptations means that we can provide the support and help that you need when choosing wheelchairs, bathing accessories, personal care, scooters, stairlifts and much more. As your needs change you can always rely on us to provide the best advice.

Call us on 0800 1955 803 or come to see us in our Teddington mobility shop.

Helpful Organisations

You may be entitled to equipment and support for home-adaptations from your local services and authorities so, before you buy, contact your local advisory services for information about what is and is not available to you free-of-charge.

Some charities may also be willing to help so, for example, if you or your partner were former servicemen or women, contact your local Royal British Legion Club to see what they are prepared to fund. Of course, if you want to remain completely independent then, please do visit OPT4MOBILITY to discuss your requirements.

Here is a list of organisations which may be useful:

Please note that Opt4mobility is not responsible for the content of these websites and does not directly endorse these organisations.


Abilitynet

0800 048 7642

www.abilitynet.org.uk

enquires@abilitynet.org.uk

Age Uk Surrey

0148 350 3414

www.ageuk.org.uk

enquiries@ageuksurrey.org.uk

Alzheimer’s Society

0330 150 3456

www.alzheimers.org.uk

enquiries@alzheimers.org.uk

Arthritis Association

2037817120

www.arthritisaction.org.uk

Autistic (National Autistic Society)

020 7833 2299

nas@nas.org.uk

Back Pain Association

020 8977 5474

www.backcare.org.uk

info@backcare.org.uk

Blind (Royal National Institute for the)

0303 123 9999

www.rnib.org.uk

helpline@rnib.org.uk

Cancer (Macmillan Organisation)

0300 1000 200

www.macmillan.org.uk

contact@macmillan.org.uk

Cerebral Palsy Organisation

www.cerebralpalsy.org.uk

info@cerebralpalsy.org.uk

Deaf (Royal National Institute for the)

0808 808 0123

www.rnid.org.uk

contact@rnid.org.uk

Disability Rights Commission

0845 762 2633

www.drc.org.uk

Disabled Living Foundation

0300 999 0004

www.dlf.org.uk

info@dlf.org.uk

Heart (British Heart Foundation)

020 3733 3090

www.bhf.org.uk

heretohelp@bhf.org.uk

Huntington’s Disease Association

0151 331 5444

www.hda.org.uk

info@hda.org.uk

ME (Action for ME)

0117 927 9551

www.actionforme.org.uk

ME Association

0344 576 5326

www.meassociation.org.uk

Mind (Mental Health Support)

0300 123 3393

www.mind.org.uk

info@mind.org.uk

Motor Neurone Disease Association

01604 250 505

enquiries@mndassociation.org.uk

MS (Multiple Sclerosis Society)

0800 032 383

www.mssociety.org.uk

supportercare@mssociety.uk.org

Muscular Dystrophy Group

020 7720 8055

info@musculardystrophy.uk.org

Neuropathy Trust (The)

01270 611 828

Parkinson’s Disease

0808 800 0303

www.parkinsons.org.uk

hello@parkinsons.org.uk

PHAB

020 8667 9443

www.phab.org.uk

info@phab.org.uk

REMAP (Custom Made Aids)

01732 760 209

www.remap.org.uk

data@remap.org.uk

Rheumatoid Arthritis Society (National)

0800 298 7650

www.nras.org.uk

enquiries@nras.org.uk

Scoliosis Association

020 8964 1166

www.sauk.org.uk

info@sauk.org.uk

Spina Bifida (Association for)

01733 555 988

info@shinecharity.org.uk

Spinal Injuries Association

0800 980 0501

www.spinal.co.uk

support@spinal.co.uk

Stroke Association

020 7566 0300

www.stroke.org.uk

helpline@stroke.org.uk

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