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Trabasack
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Trabasack is three healthcare products in one, a tray, a bag and a switch or communication aid mounting technology. Designed to help improve social inclusion for wheelchair users by providing a level surface anywhere.
Existing solutions are expensive, clinical looking or form a social barrier that is difficult to attach and can be a deterrent to wanting to eat and drink in public. Trabasack is a low cost, easy to carry lap tray and bag that fulfills a real need for wheelchair users but has potential in a wider market.
It has: a unique ergonomic shape, is machine washable, easy to use ringpull zips and is soft and safer for people with epilepsy or who self harm. Unlike existing trays it attaches to any chair, can be carried easily as a shoulder bag, rucksack or bumbag. It holds personal possessions such as medication, cups, medical devices, phones, laptops or communication aids.
Enabled by Design
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Denise has multiple sclerosis and her first-hand experience of assistive equipment in the NHS has driven her to seek to improve it by harnessing the power of co-production.
Exchange builds links with social investors
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<>On Tuesday, Innovation Exchange was delighted to co-host an event with the Association of Charitable Funders at King’s Place. Conversation focused on how charitable foundations support innovation and the role of innovation brokers like Innovation Exchange. The event was expertly chaired by <>Julia </></>...
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Freshwell launch
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<>Last night I attended the launch of Freshwell at the House of Commons. Freshwell is the name that East London Food Access, one of our Next Practice Projects, is using to take its knowledge of food co-operatives across the UK, helping communities to build them for themselves. We are excited abou</>...
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Making the Case
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There are over 18,000 16-25 year olds in custody in the UK - an increase of more than a third in the past ten years. Two-thirds of these say that a mentor would help them to stop re-offending, particularly if the mentor were someone who themselves had broken the cycle of offending. However, while mentoring provision does exist, it is often duplicated and sporadic, and does not work to any minimum standards.
Gatemate launches
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Today, Princes Trust and their partners formally launch their Gatemate project in Manchester, followign the London launch last week. The project aims to improve the coverage of mentoring and befriending …
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Learning & Development tool for social care transformation!
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How can you really engage people in a massive change agenda without understanding their concerns ..... stepping into their shoes?
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