Disability Services in Dorset

Home Care Angels is a leading provider of domiciliary care to clients throughout the south of England. Our services are based on many years of experience developing best practice within dedicated care homes which we now bring directly into the community. We actively support and promote independent living

Poole Rights Organisation on Disability was set up in December 2002 to promote the rights of disabled people. We're a firm limited by guarantee and membership. We supply a array of support to residents of the Borough of Poole who receive and / or are interested in receiving Direct Payments. PRO Disability

Wallis Productions goal is to produce best quality films which will educate and inform those involved in social care work. Wallis Productions was established by Norma Pitts. Norma has a strong passion for being involved in the manufacture of training films dedicated to promoting nice practice and awareness.

Pramacare was established to supply aid and care for people in their own homes, enabling them to live independently. In the 1980s Dr. Chris Moran, a consultant at Christchurch Hospital, witnessed a growing need as he saw patients discharged from hospital care, even though there was no support for them

At Disabled Transport Services, located in Bournemouth, Dorset, we currently have 5 specialist vehicles for transporting the disabled and the frail. We provide door to door transport for the users of all kinds of wheelchairs, including electric chairs & scooters, and for those with limited mobility.

DOTS Disability is an innovative social enterprise formed and led by local disabled people and carers. It was established in response to a determination to reach a progressive organisation, based on peer support, engaging with all disabled people whatever their impairment type. Disabled people and carers

We're a group of people with disabilities and/or sensory loss, delivering info and advice on disability issues, to empower people with disabilities. The huge most of our Information Team have individual experience of living with a disability or limiting illness. All team, paid and unpaid, are trained,

The Chatter Box is a pocket size assistive listening device (ALD's) It is perfect for listening to the TV, radio, hi-fi. Chatter Box has an inbuilt microphone for when listening to general conversation. It can be used with an induction neck loop or mini induction ear loop for hearing help users with

Pramacare was established to supply aid and care for people in their own homes, enabling them to live independently. In the 1980s Dr. Chris Moran, a consultant at Christchurch Hospital, witnessed a growing need as he saw patients discharged from hospital care, even though there was no support for them