If you or someone you know is in immediate physical danger phone 111
You’ll reach someone who will pop you through to one of three services. The police will help in situations there is a serious risk to a life or property, if someone is in danger, or if there has just been a crime. If it's not quite an emergency but you need the police, call 105.
The fire service will help if there is a fire, gas leak or storm danger.
An ambulance will help in medical emergencies like where there is difficulty breathing, chest pain, someone unconscious, and severe pain or bleeding.
If you need help but aren’t in immediate danger, call the Disability Helpline, 24 hours 7 days. You can reach them by calling 0800 11 12 13 or text 8988.
If you would like this funded, we recommend reaching out to an Occupational Therapist to refer you to the experts. If it’s simply readjustment or a small external part replacement, some mobility stores may be able to help.
There are a few private and public groups that offer grants for community providers. These cover equipment, staff training, and activities for people with disabilities.
