Rental Stairlifts

Rental Stairlifts Rental Stairlifts provide stairlift rental throughout the UK including Keighley, Bradford and Huddersfield.

Mobility help in the Birmingham areaThere is a dedicated occupational therapist service available throughout the Birming...
17/04/2026

Mobility help in the Birmingham area

There is a dedicated occupational therapist service available throughout the Birmingham area to help identify mobility needs and provide the appropriate help.

Find your nearest occupational therapy clinic - https://birmingham.connecttosupport.org/occupational-therapy/occupational-therapy-clinics-in-the-community/

Please give us a call on freephone 0800 0747171 or email us at [email protected] if you have any questions about the best rental stairlift option for you.

Call companions SheffieldRe-engage is a national charity dedicated to tackling loneliness and social isolation among old...
17/04/2026

Call companions Sheffield

Re-engage is a national charity dedicated to tackling loneliness and social isolation among older people.

They run a free service called ‘call companions’ for older people who are lonely, isolated or in need of friendship and who feel they would like a friendly phone call every week or two.

To access this service, you can fill in an online form.

If you have any questions regarding the best rental stairlift option for you, please give us a call on freephone 0800 0747171 or email us at [email protected]

Equipment and Adaptations in SheffieldDisabled people can find it difficult to get the equipment or adaptations they nee...
17/04/2026

Equipment and Adaptations in Sheffield

Disabled people can find it difficult to get the equipment or adaptations they need to be able to live independently at home.

Barriers can be caused by not having information about the products and services available, eligibility and who to contact to get help.

For general information you can contact Sheffield City Council’s Health and Housing Team on ( 0114 ) 273 5522.

If you spend time in hospital due to an accident, sudden illness or planned admission you should be asked for information about your home circumstances and how you manage at home.

Your GP or other health professional may also be able to arrange equipment and adaptations to suit your requirements e.g. walking frames, crutches or wheelchairs and incontinence supplies.

For an assessment of any requirements, you can contact Sheffield City Council, First Contact, Howden House, 1 Union Street, Sheffield, S1 2SH on ( 0114 ) 273 4908 or email [email protected]

Alternatively, you can visit the First Contact reception at Howden House on Union Street in Sheffield city centre from Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.30 pm.

The team will forward your application to the Equipment and Adaptations service who will arrange for an occupational therapist to visit you in your home to carry out the assessment within 3 months.

If you have any questions regarding the best rental stairlift option for you, please give us a call on freephone 0800 0747171 or email us at [email protected]

Help and advice for carersIt is very important that carers take regular breaks and manage their own mental and physical ...
26/03/2026

Help and advice for carers

It is very important that carers take regular breaks and manage their own mental and physical health.

Putting yourself in the position of the person you are caring for can help you to get an understanding of how they feel, which may help you to empathise with them.

Sometimes you may that your patient or loved one is being particularly difficult, even though you are doing your best to care for them, but if you stop for a second and think about how things look to them you may begin to see things from their perspective.

How would you feel if you woke up surrounded by a sea of unfamiliar faces who claim to be your family? What would it feel like to be forced to depend on another person just to be able to relieve yourself? What would it be like to be bed-bound the majority of the time, unable to walk anywhere alone?

In these moments, it is important to remember why you decided to become a carer in the first place. Remind yourself of the difference that you are making in this person’s life and how you are allowing them to live the highest quality of life possible in their condition.
Rest

Always remember to rest. If you find yourself feeling upset or tired when caring for your patient or loved one, try and step away for a moment.

Even just a small break can give you enough time to get some perspective.

Try and find someone else who can help you care for the person, should you not be able to. Asking a neighbour or family member to take over for even just a few hours can give you time to recover.

Taking care of yourself allows you to better care for others.

You know yourself better than anyone else does. Treat yourself the same way you would treat the loved ones that you care for. Listen to your body and don’t push your thoughts and feelings to the side.

Sometimes when taking care of a person who suffers from a chronic condition or whose health is continuously declining, it is easy to feel discouraged.

But every day that you choose to dedicate energy, love, and passion towards caring for others, you are shining a light into someone’s life and making a difference.

If you have any questions regarding the best rental stairlift option for you, please give us a call on freephone 0800 0747171 or email us at [email protected]

How we help customersWe take great pride in the fact that we have helped so many Rental Stairlift customers regain their...
26/03/2026

How we help customers

We take great pride in the fact that we have helped so many Rental Stairlift customers regain their independence and stay in their own homes over the years.

We are always happy to liaise with hospital staff and occupational therapists to help our customers return to their own homes after being in hospital, and to find the best rental stairlift for their homes and mobility needs.

Spring is here!After a long, cold winter getting outdoors can provide a big health and mental boost for older people whe...
26/03/2026

Spring is here!

After a long, cold winter getting outdoors can provide a big health and mental boost for older people when spring arrives.

Here are some spring activities that are ideal for older people, and which younger relatives can also help with:

feeding birds outside, or ducks by a pond. Or you could fill bird feeders and watch the wildlife they attract in the garden

planting a garden, or even just adding some new potted herbs and plants

just walking outside, around the neighborhood, in a park or nearby countryside. Why not offer to drive an elderly relative to nearby accesible public footpaths for a walk together?

sitting outside on a patio or garden

exercising outdoors. For aging adults, this may consist of simple stretches or other exercises that are easy on the joints, or that correspond to the person’s level of fitness.

going fishing. If this is something your loved one enjoyed when they were younger, there’s no reason for them to give it up now if you can help them to do it

people-watching. Simply observing people at a park, outdoor café, or another public place can be good for older adults whose health limits other forms of social entertainment

attending an open-air concert, film, or event during the warmer months

visiting an outdoor market

Activities for older people in LincolnPark Street Activity CentrePark Street Activity Centre is a place for older people...
25/02/2026

Activities for older people in Lincoln

Park Street Activity Centre

Park Street Activity Centre is a place for older people to relax, meet new people, keep fit, and try new things.

Inside there is Park Street Eatery, an activity hall and activity rooms and offices for many of their services.

Please call 03455 564 144 for more details

Park Street activities:
Art Club

Every Monday

9.30am 'til 11.30am

Park Street Activity Centre

£1 per Session

Painting, sketching, drawing and inking.

Bring Me Sunshine

Bring Me Sunshine dementia-friendly singing group. Participants must be accompanied by a carer or loved one.

Every 2nd and 4th Thurssday

1.30am pm

Park Street Activity Centre

£1 per Session

Choir

Every Wednesday

11.30am 'til 12.45pm

Park Street Activity Centre

£5 per Session
Handicraft

Every Wednesday

1.15pm 'til 3.15pm

Park Street Activity Centre

£2 per Session
Knit and Knatter

Every Monday

2pm 'til 4pm

Park Street Eatery

£2 per Session

Activities for older people in WarringtonHere is some information about social groups in the Warrington area:Mixed Craft...
25/02/2026

Activities for older people in Warrington

Here is some information about social groups in the Warrington area:
Mixed Crafts

If you're over 50 and into knitting, crocheting or cross-stitch then you might like to join the Mixed Crafts group.

Date & Time - Mondays - 10:00am - 12:00pm.

Location - Mansion House, Victoria Park, City Road, St Helens, WA10 2UE.

Fee - This class is tutor lead, so a fee of £5 per session applies.

To book your place, call 0300 003 1992.
St Helens Men's Group

If you're a man and over 50 you might like to join the St Helens Men's Group.

Date & Time - Mondays 12:30pm - 14:30pm.

Location - Mansion House, Victoria Park, City Road, St Helens WA10 2UE.

Fee - £2.50.

To book your place call 0300 003 1992.
Billinge Coffee & Chat (Dementia Friendly)

This group is open to anyone over 50, however it is also a dementia-friendly environment for people with dementia and their carers.

Remote/ Halton Groups

This group is open to anyone aged 50+ but is a comfortable space for anyone with dementia and their carers.

Date & Time - Wednesday's 10:00am - 12:00pm.

Location - Billinge Parish Council Hub, End Council Hub, Main St, Billinge, Wigan, WN5 7PE.

Fee - £2.50.

To book your place, call us on 0300 003 1992.
Digital Coffee & Chat

If you're over 50, would like to connect with others but from the comfort of your own home, then you might like to join the Digital Coffee & Chat.

Date & Time - Thursdays, 11:00am - 12:00pm.

Location - Online via Whatsapp.

No Fee. To book your place, call us on 0330 003 1992.
Runcorn Coffee & Chat

If you're over 50 you can join the coffee and chat groupin Runcorn. The group meets weekly and there's usually a quiz or two.

Date & Time - Thursdays 10:30am - 12:30pm.

Location - Runcorn Train Station, Station Road, Runcorn, WA7 5UB (Held in the Community Lounge).

No fixed fee but donations are welcome.

To book call 0300 003 1992.
Upton Men's Group

Men over 50 you can join the Men's Group in Uption, Widnes.

Date & Time - 12:30pm - 14:30pm.

Location - Upton Community Centre, Hough Green Road, Widnes, WA8 4PF.

There's not fixed fee but donations are welcome.

Call 0300 003 1992 for more information.

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3. 6 Holmfield Mills, Holdsworth Road
Halifax
HX36SN

Telephone

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