Hi all,
This is my first ever blog post and I hope it will prove useful to someone somewhere out there!
First I will provide a bit of background. I am a manager of a support team, supporting people with physical and learning disabilities to live full and independent lives of the best possible quality. This includes going away on holidays and I thought I would share a few of the tips and tricks we have learned along the way.
I have decided to set up this blog to help anyone who is in a situation like we are. We have difficulty finding suitable accomodation, medical equipment such as hoists and profiling beds, and suitable transport. I will include all my research into these areas on each destination we will travel to along the way!
I will back date some of the posts to cover places we have been in the past which we would recommend to people as well as our most recent endevours including a 5 day trip to London in August and an upcoming trip to Disneyland Paris on Monday 13/09/10.
Any support for this blog will be greatfully appreciated. Although only a small offering I just hope it will provide some support, reassurance, advice or ideas! It is an area we have found a great deficit in, finding out accessibility information has not been easy and can prove a deal breaker to people in similar situations!
For now,
Thanks for reading
Catherine x
this is a blog to share experiences of disabled/wheelchair users planning and going on holiday. I will include good and bad experiences, I will discuss hotels and other accomodations, useful contacts, companies which may be of use to travellers who may be wheelchair bound or have a disability of any description, travel, booking and actually going. Throughout my years in support I have researched and booked many holidays for people with varying levels of disabilities.
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