Adapting your home - If you're disabled you may need your home improved or adapted to meet your needs. The social security department of your local council can make an assessment of your home. Find out what help is available to you, to help you adapt your home.

Independent living if you are blind or visually impaired - There is range of equipment available to help you live independently at home if you're blind or visually impaired. This includes aids and equipment to help you with everyday tasks, computer products and telephone systems. Learn more about the help that might be available to you.

Independent living if you are deaf or hearing impaired - There are different types of equipment available for deaf and hearing impaired people to use at home. This includes textphones, listening devices and alerting devices such as specially adapted doorbells and alarm clocks. Find out more about how this equipment can help you.

Disabled Facilities Grants - A Disabled Facilities Grant is a local council grant. It helps towards the cost of adapting your home to enable you to continue to live there. A grant is paid when the council considers that changes are necessary to meet your needs, and that the work is reasonable and practical.

Equipment for use about the home - Specialist equipment and adaptations can make it much easier for you to live independently in your own home. The equipment available ranges from large equipment like stair lifts and hoists to smaller gadgets designed for people with specific disabilities.

The Independent Living Fund – The Independent Living Fund (ILF) makes payments to disabled people to help them lead a more independent life.

Moving house if you are disabled - If you want to move house, you should plan ahead to make sure you receive the services and support you're used to when you move. Support services are often delivered differently in different places.

Your responsibilities when employing a professional carer – If you employ a carer directly, you will take on certain responsibilities as an employer. This is the case regardless of whether you employ someone for a few hours a week or full-time.

We provide specialist case management services to clients who have suffered severe and complex injuries, including brain injury, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, amputation, and stroke. ACM staff work with clients to help them achieve the highest quality of life and fulfil their potential. Our teams of highly experienced professionals work with adults and children throughout East Anglia, and into London, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.

www.angliacasemanagement.co.uk

Brownbill Associates Ltd are a dedicated and experienced company that has been working with children and adults with acquired disabilities since 1992. These disabilities include young adults, children with traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, children and adults who are ventilator dependent or have cerebral palsy. The team of Case Managers are a select group whose experience and dedication is unrivalled. The scope of service is comprehensive as the team liaise with all parties to ensure that the needs of a person with a disability and their family are met.

Bush & Company Rehabilitation. With over 25 years of experience, Bush & Company are unique in that they can provide different Health Care Professionals to undertake a range of assessment, rehabilitation and support services for any type of disability. We provide assessment and case management services to adults and children who have sustained acquired injuries at birth or as a result of an accident. Our client focused approach ensures the injured person and their family receive a package that suits their needs.

www.iccmcares.co.uk

Independent Living Solutions Ltd.  Founded in 1992, ILS employs over 60 Case Managers providing nationwide coverage. ILS is a leading provider of Case Management and Occupational Therapy working with children both with acquired brain injury and cerebral palsy. In addition to a comprehensive Case Management service, ILS have a Children’s Therapy Service, Moving & Handling and Posture & Seating Service. Fully compliant with the standards required by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) – ILS are rated as ‘Three Star excellent’.

Rehab Without Walls coordinates rehabilitation for individuals in their own homes, for clients who have complex needs as a result of a brain injury (including cerebral palsy), spinal injury or catastrophic injury. This is done by using local services and professionals, providing a bespoke service for each client. Our “whatever it takes” model which is carried out by our team of experienced and dedicated case managers nationally.

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