The managing director of TPG DisableAids has said he has no future plans to sell mobility equipment online, deeming the practice both “unsafe” and “inappropriate”.
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The government has set up a £2.5 million fund to provide devices, data and digital support to people with learning disabilities on low incomes.
The event follows a study by Health Watch and British Red Cross, which found that rushed hospital discharges during the coronavirus pandemic have led to unmet care needs.
Access & Mobility Professional (AMP) has launched its Media Pack for 2021 giving retailers and suppliers the chance to get their brands seen by the industry.
Disability equality charity Scope found that 22% of disabled staff were “left with no option” but to continue going to their workplace or quit their job.
A UK technology start-up focused on supporting the elderly to live more independently in their own homes has received financial backing from the government.
Older adults resident in a care home and care home workers top a priority list for vaccines currently recommended by independent scientific advisers.
They went on to outline how important accessibility to a working from home pattern is to so many people.
ECOMMPAY allows mobility companies to offer their customers familiar payment methods, while at the same time building a unified payment process to ensure brand continuity and accessibility in all markets.
Under the Kickstart scheme, announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak, employers can offer young people aged 16-24 who are claiming Universal Credit a six-month work placement.
