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This free service promotes independence at home. Our Occupational Therapist assesses your needs and offers tailored recommendations for aids or adaptations
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To be considered for this service, you must:
In general, we do not accept applications for hospital discharge or from clients who have dementia. Exceptions may be made to this on a case-by-case basis. Our primary criteria is that you live in your own home and struggle with physical health or vision impairment
Please complete the application form using the button below, or download here and post it to: ILA, Jewish Blind & Disabled, 35 Langstone Way, Mill Hill, London NW7 1GT.
Once received, we’ll review your application and contact you within 5 working days.
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After receiving the Occupational Therapist’s report, you can either privately purchase the recommended items (we can arrange a follow-up visit) or send the report to the local authority, which may provide some items, though there might be a wait. We can support you with this process.
If you need help with obtaining aids or adaptations and the local authority will not provide them, on some occasions, we can help acquire these items on your behalf with either a loan or grant.
This service is funded by our principal supporter, Wohl Legacy, alongside generous individuals from across the community.
Hear from a recent client about how we have helped him remain independent in his own home
Alan's Story
I was really struggling in my own home. I’m delighted JBD’s ‘at home’ service meant I could have all my doors widened and my kitchen and bathroom customised to accommodate my wheelchair. Now I can use my kitchen again – and soon I’ll have A great new wet room too!
