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Click here to discover PRACDRIVA (Practical Clinical Driver Assessment) an online international resource to support practitioners in the driver assessment of people with a disability or health condition
Driving Mobility will be presenting its range of mobility services at Kidz-to-Adultz-North exhibition (The Exhibition Centre Liverpool, 17th November 2021, stand V34, Kings Dock, Liverpool Waterfront).
South Wales Mobility & Driving Assessment Service in Rookwood Hospital in Llandaff Cardiff offer impartial and professional advice that will enable people who are elderly or have a disability to achieve their optimum level of independent outdoor mobility.
‘Putting retailers in the driving seat’ is about our pilot project to establish the feasibility of a nationwide certificated assessment and training scheme for the use of Powered Wheelchairs and Mobility Scooters.
Driving Mobility announces a new partnership with Oxford Brookes University, to deliver higher education courses in ‘Driving Assessment and Outdoor Mobility’.
The Powered Wheelchair and Mobility Scooter (PWMS) Driving Safety Assessment training scheme is being piloted to increase training to mobility retailers and distributors, so their staff provide consistent and accredited safe driving guidance to consumers.
Herts Ability helps older and disabled people to lead an independent life. They are also closely involved in the development of the East London Hub, which is now expected to open in late 2021.
Your opportunity to put questions, about all aspects of adapted driving, to several Driving Mobility advisors who will be available on a live chat throughout the event.
Designability, a national charity based in Bath, makes Wizzybugs and provides them on a long-term loan free of charge to disabled children across the UK and they need your help to reach more children
New ‘DISABLED MOTORING: Travel Opportunities for Motorists with a Disability” website launched
SED is a specialist service offered by Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust (KCHFT) and was originally set up in 2003. In almost 20 years of service, they have transformed lives and given independence to people with medical conditions and disabilities, through advice and assessments for fitness to drive.