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Walking sticks are a lifeline for people looking for extra support while walking. However, if used incorrectly, these mobility aids can lead to di...
Read moreWalking sticks are a lifeline for people looking for extra support while walking. However, if used incorrectly, these mobility aids can lead to di...
Read moreIf you rely on crutches for mobility - whether due to injury, surgery, or a long-term condition or disability, it is crucial to make sure they are ...
Read moreThis Mother’s Day, we want to celebrate the courage, resilience, and strength of all disabled mothers out there. Whether you are expecting your fir...
Read moreWalking sticks can significantly enhance stability, reduce strain on joints, and improve mobility. Whether you're recovering from an injury, hiking...
Read moreLiving with endometriosis is a challenging journey, but with the right support and resources, it can also be a journey of resilience and empowermen...
Read moreLearning how to walk properly with crutches is essential for safe and confident steps. From how to set up or adjust the height of your crutches to ...
Read moreNavigating stairs can be one of the most challenging aspects of using crutches, but with the right techniques and a bit of practice, you can manage...
Read moreTravelling with crutches might seem daunting, especially if you're navigating airports and boarding planes for the first time with mobility aids. T...
Read moreBooking a holiday is an exciting opportunity to unwind and explore new destinations, but for those with reduced mobility or who use walking aids, a...
Read moreWith the press reporting on upcoming reviews on how PIP is carried out as well as the benefits available to all those living with a disability in t...
Read moreWhen it comes to choosing a walking stick, one of the most important factors to consider is its height. A walking stick that’s too tall or too shor...
Read moreIntroducing Paul, the Founder and MD of Proactive Despatch, who lives with Cerebral Palsy. Earlier this year, our founder Amelia had the pleasure o...
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