At Ross Care, we are committed to improving the lives of children and young people who use wheelchairs. As a trusted provider of NHS Wheelchair Services, we understand that mobility is just one part of the journey - true empowerment and inclusion come from community, confidence, and opportunity.
When people see you for the first time in your new wheelchair, little do they know the journey you have already been on to get this far. To obtain the correct powerchair for you is not a case of picking it from a lineup of different makes and models, nor is it like catalogue shopping. It is a more sophisticated process than that...
Shining a spotlight on...
Amaze is a local charity that works with children and young people with SEND and their parent carers. Many of the staff and volunteers at Amaze have experience of caring for a disabled child ourselves. Our aim is to make things a bit easier for families by making sure you get the information and help you need. In East Sussex we run SENDIASS, the local SEND information, advice and support service.
At Ross Care, we are privileged to see first-hand the impact the wheelchair can have on improving lives. As we celebrate International Wheelchair Day on March 1st, we're pleased to share a series of short reflections from our staff, Service Users & partners that highlight the positive impact of wheelchairs on individuals' lives.
