Surfboard
Created in partnership with Surfability UK and Roger Cooper, our surfboard was designed for children with limited mobility and brain conditions.
July 2018
Riding Helmet
Tommy Lee was unable to participate in their weekly horse riding sessions as the riding centre didn’t have a helmet that would fit Tommy’s unique head shape.
Rocket Shelves
These cool shelves were designed for a young boy and to help his mum who has to transport numerous medical machines whilst transferring him from room to room.
Poppy’s Dream
We made Poppy’s dream come true by designing and making all of the equipment she needed to take her and dad Rob to the finish line of the Cardiff Triathlon.
Scoot Horse
We developed the Scoot Horse for children to keep exploring once they’ve outgrown the Firefly Scooot. As children grow taller they need something with a little more leg room while zooming around the house!
Doodle
Doodle has been developed for any child who may need a writing slope to aid their writing, drawing, posture and hand control.
iPad Case
Our iPad case is completely unique, using an EVA foam construction to offer great protection with a fun and colourful exterior.
Epilepsy and getting a better night’s sleep
Louise recently contacted our Sleep Service for some advice to help 9-year-old Jonah get a good night’s sleep. Jonah has recently been diagnosed with frontal lobe epilepsy and Louise told us their story. Jonah has never been a great sleeper and not having a good night’s sleep just became a normal part of life for
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Delivering legal rights through practical problem solving
In this article we explain our Legal Entitlements and Problem-Solving (LEaP) Project with the Centre for Law and Social Justice, the School of Law, University of Leeds. Why we started the Project Disabled children and their families sometimes need extra support in order to have a normal everyday life – for example, help with bathing or
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The accessibility of Disabled Facilities Grant application forms
A survey has found that about half of local authorities in England do not make application forms freely available for home adaptation grants – known as Disabled Facilities Grants. Key findings included: The law imposes strict timescales for the processing Disabled Facilities Grants (DFGs) – but if local authorities withhold the application form, they
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