Diabetes Services in Wolverhampton
Disability Services
The Community Equipment Service
Craddock Street
Whitmore Reans
Wolverhampton. WV6 0QJ
Tel: 01902 553666
Lynne Gibb
Office Manager
Equipment and adaptations which help people who have problems with everyday tasks through
illness, old age or disability, are available through an integrated service between
Social Services and Wolverhampton Primary Care Trust. The aims of the service are to
maintain people’s health, well being and independence. Equipment available
includes, home nursing equipment, equipment for daily living, minor adaptations
like grab rails, lever taps etc., ancillary equipment for people with sensory
impairment, communication equipment for the speech-impaired and telecare equipment.
Alarm Services - Carelink
The Maltings
Herbert Street
Wolverhampton. WV1 1NQ
01902 554754 or 552965
Ian Gardner
Chief Landlord Services Officer
Carelink helps older people or people with physical disabilities who feel
they require support to enable them to stay in their own home. Carelink is
an alarm system run by the Wolverhampton city council which provides help at
anytime of the day or night through out the year. Carelink allows vulnerable
people to continue to live an independent lifestyle safe in the knowledge that help,
in an emergency is available at the push of a button.
Neville Garratt Centre For Independent Living
Physical and Sensory Disabilities Team
The Neville Garratt Centre
Bell Street
Wolverhampton. WV1 3PR
Tel: 01902 553652/553653/553919
Text phone: 01902 553677
Claire Cale
Service Information Officer
Social Services can help you maintain your independence at home it you are aged between
18 and 65 and have a serious physical disability. The team provides service to younger adults
who have serious and complex physical disabilities such as multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy,
spinal injuries, motor neurone disease or head injuries.
The service involves assessment of your individual needs, needs of carers and arrangement of personal care at home.
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